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ISAW Library Internship Report: Expanding a Linguistic Dataset of Women-authored Latin
A guest post by Margaret Ratzan, Willa Romer-Mack, and Lily Hegener, with an introduction by Associate Research Scholar Patrick J. Burns, reporting on Spring 2025 internships in the ISAW Library working on the Representing Women Authorship in the Latin Treebanks (RWALT) project.
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ISAW Library hosts Candida Moss
Prof. Candida Moss spoke about her research into enslaved labor and the creation, transmission, and preservation of biblical literature over the Roman period to a packed room at ISAW on Oct. 7, 2025.
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Interning in the ISAW Library: Evaluating computational models for Latin
A guest post by William Bramwell, a student at Yale University, reporting on his experience working with Patrick J. Burns in the ISAW Library on developing evaluation datasets for Latin text analysis.
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ISAW Library starts the 2025-2026 academic year with a sold-out event
Dr. Leah Mascia spoke about her research into change and continuity in Egyptian funerary practice over the Roman period to a pack room at ISAW on Sept. 9, 2025.
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Interning in the ISAW Library: Envisioning a digital future for ISAW Monographs
A guest post by June Ofstedal, a dual degree student at NYU and Long Island University, reporting on her experience as Digital Publications intern in the ISAW Library during the Spring 2025 semester.
