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One thing I wish to observe about the UVa Scholars' Lab's upcoming "Speaking in Code" symposium is this. A call for div...

I'd never heard of Sis Willner (a.k.a. S. W. Philbin, a.k.a. Dorothy Dearborn), a Chicago poet, lyricist, socialite, and gossip columnis...

One of the really wonderful things about the Beinecke Library's Beyond the Text symposium this weekend is the way in which it weaves tog...

It is never really worth the time to point out something egregious the New York Times is doing, but it's rainy out and I'm a bit ra...

In fact, when I asked at yesterday’s conference what the university would like without its current adjuncts, I received this reply: MOOCs co...

Any Stein scholar would be struck by this story about a Texas high school student, Kyron Birdine, who wrote "YOLO :)" ["you ...

Somehow the other day in the midst of tweeting the morning sessions of the New Directions in Digital Scholarship symposium I found myself o...

Cross-posted from the blog for my course on modernism and childhood. On Tuesday we'll be discussing a number of readings around the co...

In lieu of an actual MLA blog post, I'm just going to link to the two sessions I Storified. 1. The Poet-Scholar : Session 150, Thursda...

The schedule for my junior seminar "Modernism and Childhood" is below. Comments welcome. * * * Modernism and Childhood This ...

Code...is a medium in the full sense of the word. —Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Programmed Visions: Software and Memory 49 A medium is a medi...

Hypable, which launched last year, is aimed at a Harry Potter-like audience of tweens, teens and young adults, mostly female. That means lot...