UChicagoNode: A new resource to explore history and culture @UChicago
UChicagoNode: A new resource to explore history and culture  @UChicago
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
May 2026 marked the beta launch of UChicagoNode, a resource that makes digital collections from the University of Chicago and other local institutions available online. Designed to eventually include hundreds of collections, at launch, UChicagoNode offers more than 4,000 digital files from five collections—the Mapping Chicagoland Collection, the Guerrilla Television Network, the Modern Bengali Song Collection, the Middle East Photographic Archive, and the Social Scientists Map Chicago Collection. Visit UChicagoNode at node.uchicago.edu.

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