Take a look at some Veridian projects

The Helen Keller Archive is a fully accessible digital collection from the American Foundation for the Blind. It is the world’s largest repository of materials relating to Helen Keller.

Part of Atla's CRRA Program, this collection features 47,168 issues and 889,020 fully searchable pages of editorials, photos & advertisements from Catholic newspapers across multiple cities & decades.

This digitization project has made original articles, advertisements, and photographs from two student publications—The Round Table and The Gold—fully searchable, covering the years 1919 to 2004.

An archive of photographs, yearbooks, publications, artifacts, and other materials documenting the school's history, its alumnae, faculty and staff, students, and community.

This newspaper digitization project has made over 140,000 pages of historic student newspapers and Catholic titles accessible online.

Starting with Emanu-El from 1895, then the Jewish Community Bulletin from 1945, and now J. from 2003 onwards. This archive contains 6,151 issues comprising 163,834 pages.

A collection of over 220,000 pages of historic Cambridge newspapers, subject cards and index cards.

Digitized versions of student newspaper titles held in the Kelvin Smith Library at Case Western Reserve University. This collection contains 55,769 pages.

9,163 pages of material from The Clarke Historical Library which documents the history of Michigan.

The Clarke Historical Library actively preserves Michigan’s historic newspapers through microfilm and into digital formats. This archive contains more than 760,000 pages.

A 182,921 page collection of CMU faculty, staff, and student contributions to scholarship including theses and dissertations.

Documentation about the history of CMU is found here including minutes of the Board of Trustees, bulletins, and student published newspapers.

A collection of over 2.2 million newspaper pages published in Colorado from 1859 to 2020, utilizing crowd sourcing tools, WordPress integration and 'browse by county' features.

An archive of the newspaper of Columbia University and Morningside Heights spanning the run of the newspaper from 1877 to 2015 over 128,000 pages.

Over 8,000 digitized pages of an important university-wide publication which is a rich resource of past Columbia activities and events.

A digital archive of 482,095 digitized pages documenting Pentecostal and charismatic movements, from member archives since 2011.

Written and produced entirely by Cornell undergraduates, the Sun is a rich resource for social and cultural historians. 1880-1981.

283 issues of Friend of Man, published from 1836 - 1842. This Central New York newspaper documents early anti-slavery and other reform movements.

Approximately 400 issues of the Journal of the Preservation Press from 1961-1995, digitized from holdings in Cornell's University's Fine Arts Library.

This collection features The Gettysburgian student newspaper, published since 1897. It includes 2,966 issues, encompassing 34,924 pages and 148,486 articles.

A repository of institutional memory documenting the history of the society with records, publications, photographs, audiovisual recordings, and other materials.

This is the world’s largest open-access, full-image digital archive of newspapers from Nikkei communities worldwide. The collection features 236 titles and photo archives, totalling 1,399,257 images.

A collection of 115 newspapers published by Russian communities abroad, featuring 645,218 digitized pages documenting the global Russian diaspora.

The Vidette Digital Archives at Milner Library hold over 47,000 digitized pages of the campus newspaper of Illinois State University.

Several hundred newspaper titles from the Indiana State Library. The collection contains over 1.2 million newspaper pages.

Current collections include the New Jersey Jewish News - 1946 to 2016 and the Jewish Horizon - 1982 to 1997. This collection contains 4,161 items comprising 191,696 images.

An educational resource providing interactive access to historic Native Hawaiian audio recordings and transcripts through a bilingual Veridian interface.

The digital archive of the Lehigh University student newspaper, The Brown and White, containing 6,548 issues comprising 60,354 pages and 260,376 articles.

A repository of historic Virginia newspapers containing over 3 million newspaper pages.

LLMC preserves at-risk legal and government records, encompassing 100 million pages across more than  185 countries and 65 languages, including 4.5 million pages freely available in its Open Access Collection.

The collection includes a complete archive of the Madison Eagle & its predecessor publications dating back to 1881, along with photos, video and audio recordings, architectural drawings & more.

An archive of over 4.6 million pages of Estonian newspapers, magazines and other publications.

Papers Past contains over 7.9 million pages of historical New Zealand and Pacific newspapers, magazines and journals, letters and diaries, books, and other formats.

The NYS Historic Newspapers collection features a diverse range of historic newspapers from every county in New York State and includes 1,469,194 issues, spanning 14,905,954 digitized pages.

A digital collection of historic Hawaiian Newspapers, ranging from 1834 to 1980. The collection contains 12,642 issues comprising 69,627 pages.

A digital collection of the Our Choking Times African-American students' newspaper at Ohio State University spanning 1970 to 1997.

Accessing the Past makes the history of Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley digitally available to anyone anywhere in the world. This collection contains 110 issues comprising 17,900 pages.

The Exonian is the oldest continuously running secondary school newspaper in the U.S., beginning with its first issue of April 6, 1878. This collection contains 6,768 issues comprising 37,435 pages.

Over 7.1 million digitized newspaper pages and over 1000 newspaper titles combining the content of the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection (CHNC) and the Wyoming Newspapers collection.

A collection of historic periodicals, digitized from the Princeton University Library collections. This collection contains 4,061 issues comprising 24,154 pages and 385,373 articles.

A 400,000 page collection of historic periodicals from Princeton University and town of Princeton, New Jersey, where the University is located.

This 80,791 page archive contains fully searchable issues of important periodicals of the European avant-garde.

The Purdue University Archives and Special Collections’ collection of digitized newspapers, including The Purdue Exponent. This collection contains 215,000 pages.

NewspaperSG is an online archive of contemporary and historic Singapore and Malaya newspapers published since 1831. It contains over 6 million pages.

Digitized copies of historical newspapers from the Hudson River Valley region of New York State. This collection contains 64,275 issues comprising 622,388 pages.

A digital collection of historical and contemporary books and documents about all regions of Sudan. This archive contains 1,307 documents comprising 40,668 pages.

The Swiss National Library created a new presentation and access infrastructure for digitized Swiss press containing more than 10 million pages.

An archive of student yearbooks, newspapers and publications comprising close to 14,000 pages

This collection comprises 3,780 issues of alumni magazines and school newspapers from the Stephan Archives at this New Jersey school, totaling 38,684 pages.

A multilingual archive of over 5.1 million pages of Jewish newspapers and other periodicals, sourced from NLI collections and collaborating institutions.

A digital archive of The Lantern student newspaper and The Ohio State University alumni magazine. This collection contains over 19,000 issues comprising more than 266,000 pages.

Digital issues of the Tufts Weekly, the Tufts Observer, and the Tufts Daily, presented and stewarded by Tufts Digital Collections and Archives (DCA), containing 6,326 issues comprising 77,806 pages.

The California Digital Newspaper Collection contains over 8.5 million pages of significant historical Californian newspapers published from 1846 to the present.

Synapse is a student run weekly newspaper that began publishing in 1957. This archive comprises over 12,900 pages.

A collection of over 190 Illinois newspaper titles containing more than 1.9 million newspaper pages.

A growing collection that will eventually include the entire 130-year history of the Daily Pennsylvanian. Currently made up of over 125,500 pages.

More than 26,800 pages of The Collegian - an independent weekly newspaper published by the students at the University of Richmond.

An archive of retrospective issues of Upper Hutt's longest running community newspaper - The Leader. The archive contains 7,534 pages from 1939–1964.

Over 84,000 pages of Vassar College student newspapers, from 1872 to the present.

More than 600,000 pages from the Washington State Library’s collection of historic Washington newspapers.

Over 400,000 pages of four Winona city newspapers spanning 1855 through 1976, provided by The Darrell W. Krueger Library at Winona State University.

A collection of over 4.7 million pages from 396 titles of historical and archived Wyoming Newspapers dating back to as early as 1849.

A digital archive of the Yale Daily News, the oldest college daily newspaper published in the United States. This collection contains 20,619 issues comprising 131,788 pages and 829,915 articles.