My work with The Office of Digital Humanities is as a senior web developer. My teams and I build applications ...
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In her 2007 New Yorker piece “The Meaning of Life,” Jill Lepore tells the story of the classic American board ...
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Over the last 40 years, students and scholars have used WordCruncher to search, study, and analyze various digital texts ranging ...
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Stepping Into The Trap Nearly 20 years ago I was a bright-eyed graduate student splitting time between Dr. Michael Bush’s ...
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For almost a decade, the video-streaming services Hummedia and Ayamel have faithfully served instructors and students in the College of ...
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Office of Digital Humanities has been providing exceptional service to faculty members in the College of Humanities. One of our ...
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Last week, the Office of Digital Humanities hosted the sixth Digital Humanities Utah (DHU) symposium. DHU began in 2016 as ...
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A few weeks ago, as I was packing up to move to a new office, I came across a looseleaf ...
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Comic strips are not generally analyzed because of the difficulty of converting handwritten images into a digital version. Perhaps one ...
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