Case Studies

Partnerships moving collections from backlog to discovery

Archivist-centered workflows in practice, newest collaborations first.

  1. September 2026

    Bringing 366 Years of Hopkins School History Into Reach

    One archivist processed more than 151 linear feet in four weeks through Hopkins School’s partnership with Historiq, making its archival collections searchable for students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

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  2. September 2026

    How Hamline University Grows Its Archival Backlog

    Solo archivist Shandi Burrows used Historiq Una to process collections more than twelvefold faster—freeing time for outreach that keeps Hamline's archive growing.

    "I needed that time saved because it is only me... this is the only way I could ever make this collection actually accessible in my lifetime here. And still do everything else I do."

    Shandi Burrows, Archivist, Hamline University

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  3. June 2026

    Advancing Archival Processing with the General Federation of Women's Clubs

    Historiq helped GFWC move more than 50 cubic feet of leadership records from backlog to discovery—faster, with richer description, and with an archivist at the center.

    "Historiq's work has moved us leaps and bounds forward in our ability to share our recent accomplishments, while freeing up my time for research and outreach."

    Joanna Church, WHRC Librarian, General Federation of Women's Clubs

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  4. May 2026

    Turning Intern-Led Collections Work Into Archival Momentum

    Two St. Catherine's School collections interns used Historiq Una to document campus history across publications, theater materials, art, furniture, books, trophies, and artifacts.

    "It's so impressive to me how much can be done on the platform with very professional results and a hierarchy we can continue to build upon."

    Courtney L. Lewis, Director of Library Services and Innovative Research, St. Catherine's School

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  5. January 2026

    Advancing Archival Access with Fort Ticonderoga

    Fort Ticonderoga and Historiq are implementing an archivist-centered workflow across multiple collections to reduce backlog and bring more materials into discovery.

    "Historiq serves as a force multiplier, helping archivists do more with the time they have."

    Kate Tardiff, Archivist, Fort Ticonderoga

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