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Digital Exhibit created to document New York University Archives and the Fales Library's holdings related to the history of Greenwich Village and its relation to a developing New York University through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The Digital Exhibit features a historical overview with subject pages that feature historical documents and photographs (subjects include Artists and Aristocrats, Soldiers and Scholars, Academia and the Avant-Garde, Counterculture and the Classroom. The exhibit also includes information about 19th and 20th century-centered walking tours of the Village, statements and quotations by famous New Yorkers about the Village, and information about books on the Village.

Digital exhibit created to highlight photographs and documentation of the student activism at New York University in the late nineteen-sixties and early seventies, with a navigable timeline featuring images and descriptions of events like teach-ins, sit-ins, student demonstrations, and national events for context, as well as biographical description of various student groups and activist groups involved in the wider student protest movements of 1968. The digital exhibit also features an introduction by Peter Braunstein, which focuses on the novelty of student demonstrations over the substance of the activism being done by students and implores former members of these student groups to let go of old resentments and forgive the administration.

Digital exhibit created to celebrate NYU's 175th anniversary in 2006. The website contains a timeline of NYU history broken down into 20 year segments. Includes images that relate to the history of NYU with captions.

Chronology of histories of College of Arts and Science, School of Law, School of Medicine, School of Engineering, College of Dentistry, Graduate School of Arts and Science, Steinhardt School of Education, Stern School of Business, School of Retailing, School of Architecture, Institute of Fine Arts, School of Continuing and Professional Studies, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, School of Social Work, Tisch School of the Arts, Gallatin School for Indivdualized Study, and the College of Nursing. Chronology of NYU chancellors and president's dating from 1831-2016. Timeline of significant NYU events from 1831-1973.

Digital exhibit documenting the NYU Heights campus from 1891-1971. This exhibit contains narratives of four NYU presidents' experiences with the Heights campus. The passages are written in first person and detail the terms of Henry Mitchell MacCracken (1891-1910), Elmer Ellsworth Brown (1911-1933), Harry Woodburn Chase (1933-1951), and Dr. James Hester (1962-1975) as it relates to the Heights legacy. The exhibit was created by Ashley Burks and based on a speech given by Nancy Cricco at Bronx Community College in the summer of 2013.

Digital exhibit highlighting the history of the Black experience at New York University from the 1800s to the late 1960s. The website was created by Ashley Burks in 2013.

Digital exhibit documenting the history of NYU created by Evan J. Friss. The exhibit is broken down into the following sections: academics, commencement, lesiure, protest, dorm life, sports, and the response to war.