Digital History
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Getting Tenure with Digital History
LaDale Winling | Apr 8, 2019
Scholars hired to do “nontraditional” history will be evaluated by traditional criteria. -
Beyond the Archive
Susan Grunewald | Feb 26, 2019
Why did the Soviets delay repatriating German POWs for so long after the end of World War II? -
Grant of the Week: Short-Term Fellowship Opportunities at the American Philosophical Society Library
Zoë Jackson | Feb 22, 2019
The American Philosophical Society Library is accepting applications for 2019-20 short-term research fellowships until March 1. -
Grant of the Week: USHMM Digital Humanities Associate Fellowship
Zoë Jackson | Jan 11, 2019
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is accepting applications for the Digital Humanities Associate Fellowship Program. -
Grant of the Week: ACLS Digital Extension Grant Program
Zoë Jackson | Nov 30, 2018
The American Council of Learned Societies is accepting applications for ACLS Digital Extension Grants until January 16. -
Imagining the Digital Monograph
Seth Denbo | Nov 1, 2018
University presses see possibilities for sustainable academic publishing. -
Audio for the Ages
Zoë Jackson | Oct 1, 2018
The scholars behind PodcastRE work feverishly to make sure audio preservation is done right. -
Decolonizing the US History Survey
John Rosinbum | Aug 16, 2018
Digital history can help teachers integrate native voices and experiences in their classrooms. -
Digging through the Hillary Clinton Email Archive
Max Kemman | Jun 7, 2018
Students in Max Kemman's digital history course use Voyant Tools to analyze the Hillary Clinton Email Archive. -
Community Values
Jenny Barker-Devine | May 1, 2018
Civic engagement isn't only for the tenured or the daring.
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