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• Matt Gold Discusses Digital Humanities in Higher Ed

  Technology Is Changing the Way Institutions Approach Traditional Disciplines
  Education Dive, 6.12.17 Read more

• Matt Gold Tells Us What He Thinks University Presses Will Look Like in 20 Years

  How Will University Presses Look 20 Years From Now?
  The Chronicle of Higher Education, 6.4.17 Read more

• GC Launches Demo of New Interactive Scholarly Publishing Platform

  The GC, in partnership with the University of Minnesota Press, has launched a demo of its new interactive platform for scholarly publishing, Manifold, an online, mobile-ready interface for reading and responding to texts.
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• Distinguished Professor Cathy Davidson: Convocation 2016 Remarks

  August 23, 2016 Read more

• GC & City Tech Receive $324K NEH Digital Humanities Grant

  The Graduate Center (GC) and New York City College of Technology (City Tech) have been awarded a $324,502 Digital Humanities Implementation Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities’ (NEH) Office of Digital Humanities for "Learning in the Public Square: An Open Platform for Humanities Education." Read more

• GC Digital Initiatives Wins Third Consecutive NEH Start-Up Grant

  “Beyond Citation,” a project that is part of GC Digital Initiatives, has been awarded a highly competitive National Endowment for the Humanities grant. Read more

• ‘Connected Conversation’ with Ph.D. Candidate Amanda Licastro (English)

  Doctoral candidate Amanda Licastro (English) offers tips for language and literature Ph.D. students as part of a new Mellon-funded project for the Mellon Language Association.

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• Lev Manovich's 'Selfiecity' Featured in Time Magazine

  Various works by Professor Lev Manovich (Computer Science), whose projects focus on cultural analytics, data visualization, and social computing, have been featured recently in national media and academic journals alike, and will be presented at an upcoming conference: Read more

• Coverage of Michael Mandiberg's Print Wikipedia Project

  In the Digital Era, ‘Print Wikipedia’ Project Explores the Value of a Book
  Center For Digital Education, 7.31.15 Read more

• Michael Mandiberg Featured in NY Times on ‘Printing’ Wikipedia

  Professor Michael Mandiberg (GC/Staten Island, Interactive Technology and Pedagogy) is featured in the New York Times on his latest project, “From Aaaaa! To ZZZap!,” which opens today at the city’s Denny Gallery. Read more