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On March 26, 2021, the CDH Indigenous Studies Digital Humanities Working Group and Princeton University Library hosted Dr. Trevor James Bond, the Co-Director of the Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation and the Associa…
The following are Fall 2021 course offerings that deal with topics at the intersection of technology and culture, provide hands-on computational instruction, and/or give students the opportunity to consider the value of digi…
We are excited to announce the ten language teams selected to participate in The New Languages for NLP: Building Linguistic Diversity in the Digital Humanities series of workshops, held at the Center for Digital Humanities a…
I just finished putting a lot of time into collecting, cleaning, and analyzing Fortune 100 tweets from the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. After a few thousand tweets, I hit plenty of hurdles and corner cases. Below I’ve l…
CDH hosted two events on February 13 to recognize Douglass Day, an annual celebration of Black history in honor of Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday.
Next month, the CDH kicks off How We Work, a new series for graduate students on the theme of work. How do you pursue “traditional” careers in a changing educational landscape? Is there anything truly “alte…
Plenty of people use Google Sheets for data curation; what would it look like to use Google Sheets as a lightweight relational database? Read about experiment with this on the Princeton Ethiopian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) proj…
We are celebrating Frederick Douglass's chosen birthday with two events focusing on the relationship between education and activism. You are invited!
On Monday, the Shakespeare and Company Project team reached an important milestone: we published updated data exports.
DARIAH, formed in 2014 as as European Research Infrastructure Consortium, facilitates arts and humanities research by coordinating working groups, assembling educational materials, collaborating with research organizations, …
As a graduate fellow at the CDH, Madeline Gambino worked on GIS mapping to supplement the more familiar archival and ethnographic research methods of her field, religious studies.
Wonder what’s new with one of our large-scale research partnerships? Ask the graduate student project manager.