This site showcases original exhibits, oral histories, and other digital projects created by students at Suffolk University as part of course collaborations with the Moakley Archive & Institute. The exhibits make use of primary sources held at the Moakley Archive and elsewhere, and include original narrative and other content created by students. Browse our Digital Collections site to view thousands of digitized items.
If you are a Suffolk faculty member interested in offering your students the opportunity to create digital exhibits and other projects using this digital platform, please contact the Moakley Archive at archives[at]suffolk.edu.
If you are a Suffolk faculty member interested in offering your students the opportunity to create digital exhibits and other projects using this digital platform, please contact the Moakley Archive at archives[at]suffolk.edu.
Boston MassacreThe eruption that broke out on March 5, 1770, was really a clash of two differing opinions. On one side...
Professor Micky Lee's Research Methods in Communication Course (Fall 2017)The Archives worked with Professor Micky Lee's Fall 2017 Research Methods in Communication, on primary and secondary source research. Students visited…
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Final ProposalThe Archives worked with Professor Micky Lee's Fall 2018 class Research Methods in Communication, on primary and secondary source research. Students…
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