Listen to the review here. Script: Hi there! And welcome to the very first episode of my podcast. I’m your host, Shannon Honl. Today I...

21st-century technology has ushered in profound changes to scholarship. Researchers and writers are wielding many digital tools across...

Most people think of scholarship in the form of books and articles. These publications serve as channels for historians to share their...

Mapping Modern Jewish Cultures. https://richbrew.org. Created and maintained by Shachar Pinsker in collaboration with the University of...

Historians can analyze their sources in many ways. For example, last week I blogged about spatial analysis. This week, I focus on how...

To make a turn is to change course or direction. We usually think of doing these things through physical space – in a car, riding a bike,...

There most certainly is. We all have encountered people who have a gift for gab or a way with prose. It’s enviable. My mother, Christine...

Short Answer Yes. Both. Long Answer The digitization of historical data – like history in general – is not black or white, one or the...

Last week was the Fall 2022 Recovery and Community Conference hosted by the Digital Humanities Initiative at the University of Illinois...

Meet historian, early Americanist, and podcaster Liz Covart. Originally from Boston, Liz received an M.A. and Ph.D. in history from the...