Blog
Stories, perspectives, interviews, and investigations in digital humanities.
Private Signals, Opaque Models, and an AI-Surveillance World
6 May 2024
Reflections on the first LLM forum and a growing discomfort with content privacy in an AI-hungry world of monetized surveillance

Exhibition imagines, engages with “our digital future”
21 February 2024
Last week’s panel discussion, “Scenario for a Past Future and Avant-Garde Immersive Worlds,” explored the exhibition currently on view at the Lewis Center’s Hurley Gallery.

So, what does an RSE do?
6 February 2024
Learn more about how our Research Software Engineers collaborate with faculty and staff.

From Logbook to Spreadsheet to . . . ?
5 December 2023
Princeton senior Brett Zeligson’s new system for automating data extraction promises to open up new pathways for research on a famous bookshop and lending library.

Center for Digital Humanities Furthers Research and Cross-Cultural Collaboration at the Princeton Athens Center
22 September 2023
A group of scholars from Princeton and Greek universities gathered at the Princeton Athens Center for the Center for Digital Humanities’ (CDH) Hellenic Studies Summer Institute.

Bridging cultural research with technology!
24 July 2023
Tiako Djomatchoua Murielle Sandra, a Ph.D. student in the Department of French and Italian, reflects on the DARIAH Annual Event in Budapest.

Data Fellowship Closeout imparts collaborative discoveries, ongoing inquiry, and a new sense of confidence with data tools and methods
10 July 2023
On Wednesday, May 17th, the CDH hosted the 2022–23 Data Fellowship Closeout Meeting with the presentations of seven vastly different, compelling projects by eight researchers.

Combining Interests in Problem-Solving and Creativity
10 July 2023
An interview with AnneMarie Caballero ’23 (Computer Science), winner of the 2023 CDH Senior Thesis Prize

Recognizing Outstanding Undergraduate Work
2 July 2023
The nominees for the CDH Senior Thesis Prize explored fashion technology, fragmentary Old English Period objects, and more.

CDH Data Fellowship Reflections: Caitlin Karyadi
11 June 2023
“Through the process, I have experienced how a well-curated dataset forms an argument in and of itself,” writes 2022–23 Data Fellow Caitlin Karyadi (Art & Archaeology).

Literature as Data as a Trans-Disciplinary Experiment
3 May 2023
Team taught by Meredith Martin and Brian Kernighan, HUM 307 emerged as an idea for a truly cross-disciplinary course that sought to explore the intersection of humanities and computational methods.
