Digital Humanities Events

Connecting in a Digital Age

Throughout the year we host scholars, artists, and practitioners from across the country, region, and campus. Speakers working at the cutting edge of Digital + Humanities bring a variety of perspectives, research areas, and disciplinary methods. Events are an opportunity to come together as a community and interact with experts during Q&As. They are also just fun!

A person uses a VR headset at a Digital Humanities Showcase, with a large screen displaying a virtual interface called “PaleoCA.”

Upcoming Events

To learn more about our upcoming events, visit the DH Center’s Event Calendar.
A young person and an adult stand next to a large screen displaying an e-literature poem titled “Try or Satisfy.”

Past Events

Explore our archive of past events on our TeachDH website.
A screenshot of the Digital Humanities Initiative YouTube channel featuring various video thumbnails and titles.

DH YouTube Channel

Visit our YouTube Channel for past live streams, performances, and creative events. Sample playlists of previous showcases, presentations, workshops, and tutorials.
A young woman wearing headphones observes a presentation displayed on a large screen in a brightly lit room. The screen shows a blue slide titled “The Effects of Stories Shared By and About Native and Japanese Americans,” with images of the Japanese flag, the American flag, and a Native American in traditional headdress. Other people are engaged at adjacent screens and workstations in the background.

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