Jeremy Browne

Jeremy Browne is an Associate Research Professor of Digital Humanities at Brigham Young University. His work focuses on leveraging digital methods to explore historical narratives, particularly the lives of frontier women. He spearheaded the creation of BYU’s database of women’s newspaper ads, offering new insights into pioneer-era social dynamics.

His research interests include digital archiving, feminist historiography, and the intersection of media analysis with marginalized histories. Recent publications highlight the value of historical advertisements as windows into women’s lived experiences during Utah’s frontier period.

Browne collaborates with institutions like ABC 4 and YNews to disseminate scholarly findings to broader audiences. His interdisciplinary approach bridges humanities research with public engagement, emphasizing accessible digital platforms for historical exploration.