Come by Wallenberg Hall Fourth Floor this Thursday for CESTA's DH Graduate Symposium. Hear about the research conducted this quarter by CESTA's graduate student Research Scholars across fields like…
Event Type: Seminar
We'll dive into v0, Vercel's AI app builder that has grown from a UI component generator into a full-stack sandbox environment with website live-previews, Git integration, database connectors, and one…
This seminar surveys poetic and aesthetic modes for understanding ongoing transformations in everyday practices of discovery. This inventory of creative tactics aims to map the ways in which varied…
War diaries have become one of the most prominent literary genres in wartime Ukraine, ranging from everyday documentation of life under constant shelling to reflective war memoirs and military…
The next (Delta)Data Seminar will be on Wednesday, April 22, with explorer and filmmaker Ariel Waldman at the premiere of the new PBS science program, Life Unearthed with Ariel Waldman. Conversation |…
Seventy-five years into the digital era, much of our online communication is still rooted in the linear strictures of print. Browsers make us jump from tab to tab, thus obscuring a sense of the whole…
What politicians say in the parliament is not always what appears in the official records. Although the debates are oral performances, the printed records document the debates as written texts. The…
This talk does what it says on the box: it aims to give students, faculty, and academic administrators useful language for defending the humanities, the idea of a liberal arts education, and the…
Most 19th-century people enslaved in Africa remained on the African continent, yet we know relatively little about slavery and freedom in Africa. For descendant communities, and those around the world…
Abstract: This seminar discusses my ongoing work with the Regina Twala Archive. Twala was a pioneering South African intellectual and political activist, and I will talk about how her archive uncovers…