Announcing the 2021 CDH Senior Thesis Prize Winners
Three members of the Class of 2021 earned recognition for their work in the interdisciplinary area between computer science and the humanities.
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We’re Hiring a Humanities Computing Curriculum Specialist!
The Humanities Computing Curriculum Committee (HC3) seeks to hire a scholar and educator to grow a pathbreaking curriculum development initiative to integrate humanistic methods with computer and data science.
Meredith Martin Wins Graduate Mentoring Award
CDH Faculty Director Meredith Martin, associate professor of English, has been awarded the 2021 Graduate Mentoring Award from Princeton’s McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning.
Working Groups Build Community Around DH Research
Four CDH-affiliated groups represent a broad range of languages and geographies: the Slavic DH Working Group, the East Asian DH Working Group, the South Asia DH Working Group, and the Indigenous Studies DH Working Group.
Presenting the 2021–22 CDH Data Fellows
CDH Data Fellows become affiliates of the CDH during the 12-month course of the program, attending an orientation session and participating in quarterly formal data reviews with CDH staff and selected campus partners.
Meet the Inaugural Cohort of Humanities Data Teaching Fellows
Three Princeton PhD students—Akrish Adhikari (G3, French and Italian), Gyoonho Kong (G4, German), and Daniel Persia (G1, Spanish and Portuguese)—have been chosen as Humanities Data Teaching Fellows.
Join us Thursday for Day of DH!
The annual event, a project of centerNet, invites DH experts and enthusiasts around the world to share how they work and what they're working on.
Rebecca Munson Appointed Assistant Director of the CDH
Rebecca’s new role at the CDH both builds on her past work with Princeton graduate students and draws from her expertise in project management.
Event Recap: Ethical Stewardship of Indigenous Material Culture
On March 26, 2021, the CDH Indigenous Studies Digital Humanities Working Group and Princeton University Library hosted Dr. Trevor James Bond, the Co-Director of the Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation and the Associa…
Registration Is Here: Browse Our Curated Course List!
The following are Fall 2021 course offerings that deal with topics at the intersection of technology and culture, provide hands-on computational instruction, and/or give students the opportunity to consider the value of digi…
“New Languages for NLP” Scholars Will Bring Global Perspectives to Text Analysis
We are excited to announce the ten language teams selected to participate in The New Languages for NLP: Building Linguistic Diversity in the Digital Humanities series of workshops, held at the Center for Digital Humanities a…
Mistakes to avoid when using Twitter data for the first time
I just finished putting a lot of time into collecting, cleaning, and analyzing Fortune 100 tweets from the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. After a few thousand tweets, I hit plenty of hurdles and corner cases. Below I’ve l…