This is an excellent initiative and one we should all be aware of!

#ThisIsMIT Students, faculty, and staff: we want your funny ideas! Submit proposals for remote amusement projects throughout the spring 2020 term, including requests for grants >$750. Learn more + apply to our DeFlorez Fund for #Humor. #BeWell bit.ly/AFundOfHumor

Promenade avec Atget en petit-déjeunant. Une fois commencé, difficile de s’arrêter. Un peu de jardin du Luxembourg, rues du centre de Paris... et le plaisir de sortir le Hillairet pour résoudre le mystère de l’hôtel St-Priest au 170 rue du Fbg St Honoré.

Li Zhensheng who photographed China's Cultural Revolution has died. He asked his family to pass on a message to his friends: “I have spent my life striving to bear witness and document history, and now I will rest in history.” theguardian.com/world/2020/jun…

Félicitations! Catherine Clark (Dr. Catherine E. Clark), MIT Associate Professor of French Studies at MIT, has received the prestigious Laurence Wylie Prize in French Cultural Studies for her recent book, "Paris and the Cliché of History." Consulate of France in Boston bit.ly/CCWyliePrize

I love this photo. Brian Jacobson

My colleagues have put together a great line up of speakers about plagues and pandemics for the fall.

This is amazing. Dr. Kim Timby

This made me laugh this morning.

These photos are beautiful.

Kim Timby’s research about the history of the colors of what we’ve come to call “black and white” photography is so interesting. I highly recommend reading this chapter.

The Decisive Network is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of photography, magazines, and the news. Congratulations to my dear friend Nadya!!

This is happening next week! I’m really looking forward to it!

Retweet if your *planned* pregnancy made you even more adamantly pro-choice.

Congratulations to the new MITGSU-UE!!!

I’m looking forward to working with the DH community at MIT and beyond this coming year!

I'm working through some material in preparation for the SACRPH conference this week and found this picture of what is now the CENTQUATRE-PARIS in 1970. More hearses, fewer camions à pizza.