Digital Humanities and Princeton Research Day Projects 2023
Princeton students use digital humanities tools to visualize, analyze, and answer their research questions.
May 2023 Updates
Announcing the 2023 CDH Senior Thesis Prize Winner
AnneMarie Caballero ’23 (Computer Science) was awarded this year’s prize for her project, “Gendered Topics: Boyhood and Girlhood in a Century of (Cotsen) Children’s Literature.”
Call for Nominations: CDH Senior Thesis & Dissertation Prizes
Both prizes honor exceptional student work with a DH component.
Literature as Data as a Trans-Disciplinary Experiment
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.
Creating an Argument from Data
Keeping the original curiosity as central to a data driven project ensures that the tool is working in service of the question, instead of the other way around.