Congratulations to Julia Flanders, who just won the Busa prize for lifetime achievement! @juliaflanders.bsky.social #DH2026

I'm sitting at an airport and there's no loud announcements, no screaming conversations over said announcements, comfortable seating abounds (for free!), and everyone seems... calm? Am I dreaming? #schiphol #silentairport

The @scholarslab.bsky.social summer student showing off her project! Seyla Fernandez is a rising sophomore at Brown interested in C20 labor history. She worked with us to match materials and methods to topic, making a wearable zine on the politics of C20 women's sewing labor. #DHMakes

Friends! I wrote a thing on how difficult it is to write with #GenAI (among other things; many inspired by @jorgecarrion21.bsky.social) It's OA @openlibhums.org and it's part of a timely Special Issue co-edited with my friends at the @cdn-bergen.bsky.social olh.openlibhums.org/article/id/2...

Lost in the Fields: Who is Training Whom when Writing with AI

In this essay, I examine the 2023 AI-generated text Los campos electromagnéticos [The Electromagnetic Fields] by writer Jorge Carrión as an early example (perhaps the first) of writing with GPT-2 and ...

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I soo feel this part you quoted: "this “burnout” that secure scholars are feeling is phantom pain where their colleagues should be." no doubt. i keep trying to manifest colleagues out of thin air. no one is around. campuses are like haunted houses.

Does anyone have favorite references on the interdisciplinarity penalty (people doing interdisciplinary work are underrewarded in their appointing departments, run centers and degrees without resources or dedicated hires, go to double committee meetings, etc.)?

Thrilled to be here for @scottbot.net 's keynote for Historical Network Research (HNR) conference in Turin! First time we've seen each other in person in a decade!!

"It's been one of the most controversial World Cups. I think that's fair to say," said Alan McDougall, history prof at the U of Guelph who's written multiple books about soccer's history. www.cbc.ca/news/world/w...

Is this the most controversial World Cup yet? | CBC News

After more than 100 matches across Canada, Mexico and the United States, the FIFA World Cup 2026 is about to come to an end, cementing its legacy with highs, lows — and seemingly endless controversies...

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Delighted to share that Binding Media has won the 2026 N. Katherine Hayles Award for Criticism of Electronic Literature! So honored to received this particular award because Hayles' work taught me to think about the weird literary works I've always been interested in. @stanfordpress.bsky.social

My favorite lazy girl dinner is standing in front of the fridge eating random ingredients like I'm a raccoon.

If you're at ELO, come to our panel tomorrow organized by @kieraobbard.bsky.social for @dlcplus.org: "On the Peripheries of E-lit: Studying Digital Literary Cultures (Plus)"! Ft. us, @supercamilla.bsky.social. @magdalenakorecka.bsky.social + adv. board members @antimony27.bsky.social + Tess McNulty

Calling US scholars working in Digital Humanities! THINC Lab & @uofguelpharts.bsky.social's are home to one of Fulbright's Research Chairs. Interested in digital storytelling, data visualization, interdisciplinary feminisms? DM me with questions! Details here: www.fulbright.ca/programs/ame...

Hey, I have these postcards of my book's cover (by Vera Villanueva for Yale UP). I'd love to mail you one. Will you send me a screenshot of 1) your pre-order OR 2) your (free!!) request that your library purchase the book? And of course an address to mail it to.

Paige Rutledge graduated from the University of Guelph’s Music programme in 2020 & stepped confidently into the career she had always dreamed of. Now, she travels across Canada as a full-time country singer. studyinternational.com/news/univers...

University of Guelph: Shaping careers through the arts

The University of Guelph’s College of Arts combines hands-on learning, mentorship, and AI ethics to position students as career-ready.

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Librarians, I love you, and I will hold your hand while I say this: Your Disability Pride Month booklists should not include books by nondisabled people about disabled people. We have a saying—it’s been around for a long time now: Nothing about us without us.

The Humanities Podcast Network and the Center for Humanities Communication are hosting a free workshop on Wed, July 9 exploring podcasting as a medium for humanities scholarship. Sign up here! us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... @hmanitiespodnet.bsky.social @radical-reach.bsky.social

Happily recovering from the Thinking Through Printing symposium this at the University of Toronto. Highlights for me included @ryancordell.org's awesome keynote on skeuomorphism, meeting so many new people +longtime internet friends @transbookhistory.bsky.social + @colleenlovesbks.bsky.social in +

This is an important day in the history of football, and of soccer too: Alan McDougall kicks off a new book. 👟⚽ "Cold War Football: A History in Ten Matches" is co-authored by Tony Shaw and published by @universitypress.cambridge.org For more info: www.uoguelph.ca/arts/history...

If you liked Bears Will Be Boys, you might enjoy our new FAccT paper! We prompted LLMs to complete 24K stories about animal characters where gender is unstated. We found that.. bears are *still* boys. And female animal characters disappeared while "neutrality" increased. arxiv.org/abs/2606.079...

My latest post for the Kings Women follows the archival traces of two women in the 1580s who ran their own businesses and took on apprentices, Anne Collins and Annabell Baye, paid up members of the Grocers Company. www.kingswomen.org/post/the-sis... #earlymodern #womenshistory #londonhistory

The Sisterhood of Grocers

by Meryl Faiers, 9 June 2026My most recent post (20 April 2026) offered a reconstruction of the life of Rebecca Heminges, the wife of a grocer (and actor - John Heminges). Now I'm looking at two of th...

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Kicking off @csdhschn.bsky.social 2026 with Prof Michael Sinatra's opening keynote “Open Humanities Futures: Accountability, Plurality, and Public Knowledge in AI-Mediated Scholarship”. #csdhschn

CSDH is delighted to share the program for its 2026 annual conference. This year, we are particularly interested in exploring the notion of “Untranslatable.” We warmly invite you to explore this year’s exciting lineup csdh-schn.ca/2026-csdh-sc...

One of the more misogynistic takes currently trending in the AI policy space is "women use less AI than men because they have less tech literacy" Ok but have you considered that women use less AI than men because we have more tech literacy?

Tonight we congratulate our friend Stephen Colbert and his writers, staff and crew for eleven years of excellence. Watch Colbert’s finale tonight, and then never watch CBS again.

A wonderful directory and tool for weaving-- looking forward to playing with it more for trying out weaving with data. #DHmakes

Susan@thrumstextiles.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Looking for a draft to weave? Enjoy the search at handweaving.net Its my 'go-to' place 😁 #weaving #weaversknot #multi-shaftloomweaving

Oh my. This is spectacular. sinceyouarrived.world/taken

taken.

A web page that tells you what your browser gave away the moment you arrived. No login, no form, no permission. Most pages do this. None of them tell you.

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AI Is Resurrecting the Value of a Liberal Arts Education www.newswise.com/articles/the...

AI Is Resurrecting the Value of a Liberal Arts Education | Newswise

As the Class of 2026 prepares for commencement, the narrative around the entry-level job market is shifting. While many headlines suggest AI is a threat to new grads, Andy Chan, Vice President for Inn...

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Between the Canvas outage and the court win in the NEH grant case, it really feels like a day for @literaturegeek.bsky.social print of @megsmith.bsky.social quote. #DHmakes

Bernard Capp publishing on Early Modern Hats in the HJ. Good to see nominative determinism does eventually win out in the end. (Unsurprisingly, a great article)