Each academic year, the Arts Research Integration (ARI) at the Spencer Museum of Art organizes an inquiry that encompasses a large spectrum of practitioners across the arts, sciences, and humanities. Our new digital storytelling web pages give inquiry participants a more robust level of engagement and enable broader publics to explore emergent connections throughout the academic year. The digital form of our inquiries began in 2020-2021 with “Tending to the Body,” which addressed how we tend to our bodies during a time of civil unrest and a global pandemic. Contributors included artists exhibiting in the Spencer Museum’s 2021 exhibition, Healing, Knowing, Seeing the Body, as well as MacArthur Fellows Janine Antoni (sculptor) and John Rich (physician) and others. Forthcoming digital spaces support inquiries into high energy physics for 2021-2022 with Janet Biggs (New York, artist), Agnieszka Międlar (KU, Mathematics), and Daniel Tapia Takaki (KU, Physics) and an innovative exploration of blockchain technology with artists Simon Denny (Berlin) and Stephanie Dinkins (New York) and Distinguished Professor Perry Alexander (KU, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science). These pages also serve as a digital exploration for new forms of Museum archiving and publishing.