Last night at The Graduate Center, a full room of scholars gathered to share ideas, meet colleagues, and embody the vibrant digital humanities community across our CUNY campuses. This event …
Category: Reflections
Python Users’ Group Recap
The Python Users’ Group (PUG) meets every other week in the Digital Scholarship Lab to help individuals with questions and projects related to Python. This is not a typical GC …
Open science and the digital humanities
Though technical skills and and scientific expertise are obviously fundamental to scientific research, their effects can only be as strong as the community in which they circulate.
Beyond the Same Old Static Course Website
The Digital GC: Year-End Showcase
Digital Dissertations and Ticking Clocks
Nothing quite embodies the graduate education experience like a dissertation. But Stacey Patton’s 2013 CHE article “The Dissertation Can No Longer Be Defended,” responds to the job market crisis with an …
Tabless Thursday
We have Meatless Mondays, Taco Tuesdays, and now we have a digital diet day: Tabless Thursday. Dr. James Hamblin at The Atlantic makes a compelling argument for why we should single …
User versus subject: a critique of word processing software
If you could design, from start to finish, the software you use to compose your writing, what would it look like? For many, word processing software is precisely what one …
Making It Visual
My first major project as a Digital Fellow will be to work with a very impressive team to make interactive visualization/ map of the impact of the Graduate Center on …
No Room For Digital Humanities in Philosophy?
Throughout my tenure as a Digital Fellow, I have struggled to relate the projects I’ve been working on and the tools and skills I have been learning to my philosophical pursuits. This …


