The mere mention of the word “politics” in any industry can lead to an explosion before anyone even finishes a sentence. We’ve seen it recently in basketball, the film industry, …
Author: Kyle Orland
Kristen Hackett is a PhD candidate in environmental psychology program and a GC Digital Fellow at The Graduate Center, CUNY. She is also a member of the executive committee of the Justice For All Coalition. Her scholarship and activism focus on housing and community development. Learn more at http://kristenhackett.info.
Introduction to Jupyter Notebooks | Programming Historian
When computation is an intrinsic part of your scholarship, how do you publish a scholarly argument in a way that makes the code as accessible and readable as the prose …
Mike Bloomberg’s Meme Campaign Is Just the Beginning
Mike Bloomberg’s presidential campaign #spon may be cringeworthy but it’s also only the beginning. “Hello Mr. Salad,” the Instagram message from presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg begins. “Can you post this …
TLC Workshops Spring 2020 – The Teaching and Learning Center
The Teaching and Learning Center has a number of exciting and useful workshops for GC students this spring, including Teaching with Social Media, coming up this Friday. To view the …
Can This Tool Actually Help Me? Undergraduates, Digital Humanities, and Information Literacy
DH researchers have a wealth of tools at their fingertips (if they know how to use them; learning those tools takes a lot of time and brain power). However, we …
Silicon Valley’s cocaine problem shaped racist tech
If ever there was a white paradise, it was Silicon Valley in the 1980s. We called them geniuses and wizards. Inventors and entrepreneurs. Industry titans, and even a few free-thinking …
Yeshimabeit Milner on Big Data
On the evening of March 4, Data and Society is hosting Yeshimabeit Milner, the Founder & Executive Director of Data for Black Lives, who will be discussing Big Data as …
Updates From the Digital Archive Research Collective (DARC)
Greetings all! The Digital Archive Research Collective (DARC) Team has some exciting updates for you! First, DARC has planned a series of events and workshops for the GC community this …
Welcome Back!
Greetings Digital GC, and welcome back! May your winter breaks have been cheerful, restful, and productive. As you transition back to your semesterly schedule, let us remind and update you …
2019-2020 Provost Digital Innovation Grant Winners Announced
We are happy to announce our newest Provost Digital Innovation Grant winners for the 2019-2020 academic year! The Provost’s Digital Innovation Grants support digital projects designed, created, programmed, or administered …