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Cole recently upgraded the python-edtf package to implement the 2019 EDTF spec so DARTH projects can better store, sort, and display uncertain, partial, or otherwise incomplete dates

The Congressional Research Service recently published a fact sheet on finding proposed constitutional amendments featuring The Amendments Project.

Successful applicants will likely be History, Hist & Lit, Social Studies, or Government concentrators with a track in data science or experience scraping, cleaning, and manipulating web, tabular, and text data.

Bethany Gareis (University of Tennessee) positively reviewed Eileen Southern and the Music of Black Americans in Vol. 4, No. 1/2 of “Reviews in Digital Humanities.”

Jill Lepore’s The Amendments Project officially launched on July 4, 2023 with coverage in the New York Times and The New Yorker

The Mapping Color in History project invites applications for a postdoctoral fellowship in digital humanities for the academic year 2023-2024.

Symposium proposals are due February 17

Paper proposals for this year’s conference in Naples, Italy are due February 6

The Program in Islamic Law at Harvard Law School is currently hiring multiple positions to support their digital humanities and […]

Just over a year ago, running an entirely virtual speaker series would have sounded crazy, but like all other areas […]

The Harvard Discovery Series is a collaboration between the DSSG and Cabot Science Library which brings scholars on the frontiers of digital […]

Cross-posted from https://pil.law.harvard.edu/ra-ships/ Professor Intisar Rabb and the Program in Islamic Law at Harvard Law School are accepting applications for summer […]

https://pil.law.harvard.edu/fellowships/ Title: Data Science Fellow School: Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences Department/Area: Institute for Quantitative Social Science (IQSS) Position […]

The Dean of Arts and Humanities is pleased to announce continued funding available for initiatives in the Digital Arts and […]

Can You Digital? is a new campus-wide digital scholarship newsletter, launched October 2019. The goal of the newsletter is to help […]

Deadline: Friday, December 20, 2019 with rolling submissions until Friday, February 14, 2020. DARTH is excited to announce a new grant […]

Professor Rabb seeks CS student RAs for summer research on data visualization, SQL coding + Islamic law Professor Intisar Rabb […]

Arts and Humanities Research Computing (DARTH) is hiring a student software developer to assist in Arts & Humanities faculty research […]

Arts and Humanities Research Computing (DARTH) is hiring a media intern to assist in interviewing faculty who have received funding, […]

Mapping the Movida: A Digital Humanities Project by: Vanessa Ceia Mapping the Movida is an open web archive and geo-spatial […]

Introduction: Next Generation Research Computing Research computing within the arts and humanities has evolved in tandem with rapidly advancing digital […]

Serving up spoonfuls of knowledge to make work with Omeka go smoothly. Jeremy Guillette, Digital Scholarship Facilitator for the History […]

Introduction Aozora Bunko (青空文庫) is a digital archive of Japanese literature in the public domain. In addition to its web presence, […]

Why just read the news when you can hack it? The above question posed by the New York Times makes an […]

 Hacking Mirador is the first workshop of four in the Arts & Humanities Research Computing Fall 2016 Lunch & Learn series. The […]

At Harvard in the 1930s, Professor Milman Parry and his student, Albert Lord, revolutionized Homeric studies by proving that Homeric […]

Visualizing Theater History Visualisation des Billets Vendus, a data interactive created by Christophe Schuwey, Lecturer at Université de Fribourg (Switzerland), […]

Visualizing Broadway relies on multi-year data from the Internet Broadway Database and the Playbill Vault to tell a different history of Broadway shows and of […]

Upon hearing the chilling news of the attacks in Paris on the Charlie Hebdo headquarters and the Porte de Vincennes […]

Many believe that humanities computing, later called “digital humanities,” (DH) originated in 1949. It was the year when an Italian […]

DARTH has just released its newest project in collaboration with the Harvard Library, the Harvard Art Museums, HarvardX, Harvard University Information Technology (Arts […]

“Ah humanity!” is an artwork one would prefer not to describe. [1] It is a polyvocal, multi-layered, “live” audiovisual project, best […]

Harvard Professor Michael Puett, inspired by the ancient Chinese text “Zhuangzi,” invites us to view the world from multiple perspectives […]

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Curious about the history of intellectual property? In celebration of Fair Use Week, the immensely talented artist and esteemed former […]

A new metaLab project is a study of the collection of trees at the Arnold Arboretum and the metadata built up around that collection for […]

Dr. Vassiliki Rapti, Preceptor in Modern Greek, pushes the boundaries of digital media instruction in her classroom by engaging her […]

On April 1st, 2014, DARTH Crimson hosted a discussion panel called Copyright and Copyleft on intellectual property issues in the […]

Harvard University has partnered with Lynda.com to provide software tutorials to our community free of charge. To learn more about […]

Serendipity and artistry have guided Afsaneh Najmabadi in her quest to make the material culture of women in Qajar Iran […]

Roya Amigh and I shared cake wrapped in tin foil and held mugs of tea to warm our hands on […]

For her senior thesis, Jean Ryoo created multimedia and “experiential” installation pieces that incorporated video and sculpture into spaces through […]

3D or not 3D? That is the question. Egyptologists and digital artists discuss the advantages of navigating on screen through archaeological sites in 2D, versus donning 3D glasses for an even more immersive experience.

Copyright The pamphlet “Copyright and Fair Use: A Guide for the Harvard Community”, written by Allan A. Ryan when he was […]

Recently, DARTH Crimson met with Allan A. Ryan, Director of Intellectual Property at Harvard Business School Publishing, to discuss a […]

Watch this video for an explanation of how “PixelSense” works on the SUR40 and just what makes it special.

WHAT IS LIBRARY EXPLORER? Library Explorer is a beta application developed by Brown University and the Harvard Library, built to […]