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Come join us to learn how digital annotation tools could be applied to your research!

Text of poster follows: A Practical DH Workshop Sponsored by Fordham’s Digital Humanities Working Group and Graduate Student […]

Come hear Kristen Mapes speak on the digital humanities, in the first of a series of Practical DH Workshops to be held in the coming year!

Over the coming year, the Fordham GSDH group will be hosting a series of informal roundtables to discuss Digital Humanities theory and practice! We will attempt to learn DH tools and processes in an informal […]

For the second year, GSAS futures and the Center for Medieval Studies will be presenting a Digital Day, with sessions on Photoshop and WordPress. If you weren’t able to attend the Digital Day last year, come join […]

NYCDH  is pleased to announce its third annual cross-institutional NYCDH digital humanities graduate student project award. We invite all graduate students attending an institution in New York City and the […]

You have likely already come across the term TEI in digital humanities circles. Perhaps you have (like me) downloaded a TEI edition of a text before, but have not known how to read it or what to do with it. You […]

A post by HASTAC Scholar Tobias Hrynick

On April ninth, I had the opportunity to present during in the Oxford Outremer Map Colloquium (see the previous blog entry for the lovely poster!). The Colloquium was […]

Come listen to Tobias Hrynick (HASTAC Scholar in Medieval Studies) and others discuss digital maps in the humanities on Saturday afternoon. If you haven’t done so, check out the amazing Oxford Outremer Map project […]

Another marvelously instructive post from HASTAC scholar Tobias Hrynick, Department of History, Fordham University. Here he outlines some systematic tips and guidelines for creating a digitized version of a t […]

Something amazing happened in New York City last week. No, I’m not talking about this or this or this. Well…a lot of things happened in the city last week. I digress.

Last week marked the inaugural NYCDH W […]

Join us for the first annual NYCDH Week from February 8-12th for a celebration of all things DH in New York City! Digital humanists from Fordham, Columbia, NYU, NYPL, and other area academic and cultural inst […]

Follow along with Tobias Hrynick, Fordham HASTAC Scholar and medievalist extraordinaire, for an incredibly helpful and detailed Python tutorial! If you want to save this material for a future blizzard weekend, […]

As the year draws to a close, and the Fordham Graduate Student Digital Humanities group looks forward to another semester of workshops, talks, and wrestling with computers, we realize that we somehow forgot to […]

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♫ Please put a penny in the old man’s hat. ♫
♫ If you don’t have a penny–

You are probably a graduate student in the humanities.

If you are a graduate stud […]

Blog post by Tobias Hrynick

On Tuesday, November 19th, the New York City Digital Humanities group held their second Media Res session at New York University’s Bobst Library. The hour-long session was packed wi […]

This is your life:

You just finished teaching your American History class. You slam-dunked a lecture on the transcontinental railroad’s influence on national commerce, communication, and territorial e […]

Not too many digital humanities talks begin with a discussion of humanistic practices, ecocritical theory, labor relations, and the politics of memorialization. But that’s how Alex Gil, Digital Scholarship C […]