SJSU Digital Exhibits

1984

Alcario and Carmen Castellano Family Collections

Before Silicon Valley

Early Electronic Journals

Flores Mexicanas Pageant

Landscapes of Colorado and New Mexico - Acequia Institute Photograph Collection

Recolecciones: The King Library Public Art Collections

SJSU Student Experiences Before Two Major Historical Crises

South Asians in Silicon Valley

The Burleigh Family of Plainfield, Connecticut: An Anti-Racist Abolitionist Legacy

Exhibits Created on Other Platforms

The exhibits listed above were all created on the SJSU Digital Exhibits platform, which is proudly powered by Omeka S. At SJSU Library we work with several different tools to create digital projects and exhibits, and the exhibits below were created using a variety of other platforms.

Betita Martínez: A Memorial Exhibit

Black Spartans (1907-1948)

Desis of Silicon Valley Speak: An Oral History

Forever Cruising: Cultura de Lowriders

Survival Mode: SJSU Responds to Historic Crises

The Unionist Unified: Connecticut's First Immediate Abolitionist Newspaper

Interested in building your own exhibit?

SJSU students, faculty, and staff may request a new site on SJSU Digital Exhibits for digital scholarship projects related to research, pedagogy, or coursework - email nick.szydlowski@sjsu.edu to start the process.