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Digital humanities

The Digital Humanities open up new horizons for the study, preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage. Applied to the library field, they make it possible to link past and present through technological tools that facilitate access to and interpretation of historical collections. These projects are based on an interdisciplinary approach that integrates research, history and technology. Digitisation, advanced cataloguing and the development of interactive resources enhance the knowledge of the Jesuit legacy. Through digital platforms, users can discover texts, images and documents from renewed perspectives. This dialogue between tradition and modernity enriches the understanding of the historical and academic context of the institution. Thus, Digital Humanities is establishing itself as a space for innovation and encounter in the field of humanistic research.

Virtual Exhibitions

The Comillas Pontifical University Library periodically organises on-site and virtual bibliographic exhibitions.

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Piece of the month

Every month, one of our valuable collections will be exhibited as a valuable testimony of the historical and missionary dimension of the Jesuits.

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Imperial College

The projects dedicated to the Colegio Imperial de Madrid seek to recover and disseminate the memory of one of the most emblematic educational institutions of the Society of Jesus. Through the research, cataloguing and digitisation of its collections, an extraordinarily rich bibliographical legacy is highlighted. These initiatives integrate digital humanities as a tool to bring the Jesuit heritage closer to the academic community and the general public. The aim is to reconstruct the intellectual, pedagogical and spiritual history that shaped the College and its library. Each project contributes to illuminating a chapter of Madrid's culture.