2015. Hosted at the center until 2017, History News Network features articles, placing current events in historical perspective, written by historians of all political persuasions. Computational history One of Rosenzweig's last NEH grants, continued by Cohen after his death, was to research, develop, and test tools for text mining. Recent projects in the area of computational history include Sheila Brennan and Lincoln Mullen's NEH-funded Mapping American Elections; Lincoln Mullen's American Public Bible, which builds on the Library of Congress' Chronicling America collection; and Jessica Otis' National Science Foundation funded Death by Numbers, on the early modern London bills of mortality. R2 Studios CHNM began podcasting in 2007 with the Digital Campus TV project. In 2021, with funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, it formally created a podcasting division known as R2 Studios. Recent podcasts include Abigail Mullen's Consolation Prize, which focuses on the history of early American consuls, and Kelly's The Green Tunnel, which focuses on the 100 years of history of the Appalachian Trail. See also National History Education Clearinghouse Further reading Cohen, Dan, and Rosenzweig, Roy. Digital History: A Guide to Gathering, Preserving, and Presenting the Past on the Web. University of Pennsylvania Press. (Online book with archived websites) References External links Center for History and New Media Digital Humanities Centers History organizations based in the United States Information society George Mason University Organizations established in 1994 Organizations based in Virginia 1994 establishments in Virginia