Taste the Data!
This spring, I taught a new Freshman Seminar at Princeton ( FRS 154) called “Weird Data,” a CDH course sponsored by the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning. The goal of the course was to provide a wide-ran…
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DH at Princeton and Beyond: CDH Graduate Fellows Expand Their Horizons with help from Travel Grants
CDH Graduate Fellows have so many opportunities to learn about how DH is practiced at Princeton. Throughout the spring semester, the current cohort of 10 graduate fellows met monthly to learn about and support each oth…
2019 Senior Thesis Prize: Call for Nominations
The Center for Digital Humanities is now accepting nominations for our 2019 Senior Thesis Prize, to be awarded to the thesis that best directly utilizes, engages with, or contributes to the field of digital humanities. The p…
Congratulations to our Spring 2019 Seed Grant Winners!
Congratulations to the recipients of Spring 2019 CDH Seed Grants! This semester, awards were given to faculty and librarians to support a variety of endeavors related to digitally-inflected scholarship and inquiry.
Archives, Data, and the Digital
How do we ethically engage with physical (print) archives in the twenty first century? How do we access, create, and maintain archives for global change? In short, how do we build transcontinental bridges across cultures and…
Meet our Dataset Curation Grant Winners 2019-2020
Each year, the CDH awards several Dataset Curation Grants to Princeton researchers who are experimenting with humanities data. These grants provide training in the tools and techniques of data curation as well as funding to …
Princeton’s Digital Humanists Introduce “Unsolved Data Problems” to Data and Computer Scientists
What computational challenges can a historian of the medieval Middle East, a scholar of Victorian poetry, and an experimental musician pose to a room of computer and data scientists?
On March 13, three members of Princeton’…
Building Bridges with Data
How do we ethically engage with physical (print) archives in the 21st century? How do we access, create, and maintain archives for global change? In short, how do we build transcontinental bridges across cultures and institu…
Princeton Prosody Archive Launches a Bold New Site
The thousands of digitized works in the Princeton Prosody Archive are now publicly available on the archive's new and improved website. The searchable site means centuries' worth of texts are right at your fingertips.
CDH and CST Collaborate as They Play with Data!
Play is not just for kids. It can benefit scholars, too.
DH Strategist Job Opening!
Join the CDH team as a DH Strategist to help raise the level of digital humanities research, awareness, and integration at Princeton, and to promote the work of the CDH to the broader community
"Year of Data" Presents: A Panel on Unsolved Data Problems
Can computer and data science answer the complex questions raised by humanities data?