Want to work with the DSG? Student positions for the 2019-2020 year have been posted. Check out the details here: dsg.neu.edu/new-student-po…

Check out the latest blog post on the Boston Globe Library Collection and learn more at globe.library.northeastern.edu.

Northeastern Library’s Bahare Sanaie-Mohaved worked with history professor Chris Parsons and other campus partners to bring the history of the city alive with the Birth of Boston interactive map news.northeastern.edu/2019/07/29/nor…

Want to learn more about the Freedom House collection? Check out the Freedom House Photographs project here: freedomhouse.library.northeastern.edu.

The #Des4Div team is proud to present our Toolkit! It explores education & advocacy for more inclusive information systems in #culturalheritage, & includes case studies and study paths written especially for the Toolkit. Follow us for weekly highlights! des4div.library.northeastern.edu

We are excited to share the NULab Fall 2019 calendar of events! We have many exciting talks and workshops planned around this year’s theme, “technologies of democracy.” For more information, visit web.northeastern.edu/nulab/events-f…. We hope to see you there!

PhD Northeastern COE student Krissy Govertsen, library data and mapping expert Bahare Sanaie-Movahed, and volunteers dedicated #GreenAppleDay to updating Northeastern University campus maps to include bicycle racks, recycling bins, and water fountains, to improve sustainability.

The NU DSG and NULab hosted their Fall Scholarship Celebration today. Assistant Professor of Sociology Laura Nelson of Northeastern CSSH gave the keynote address titled "Machine Learning is Feminist."

Fun lightning talks tonight at NU DSG NULab. Here’s the link to that Storybench piece storybench.org/how-to-do-basi…

Please join us on Wednesday, February 12th from 12-1:30pm in the Digital Scholars Commons for our Douglass Day Transcribe-a-thon! This event connects to the events hosted by Colored Conventions on February 14th! For more information, please visit: web.northeastern.edu/nulab/event/do….

Please join us for a presentation by digital humanities scholars, Dr. Kiyonori Nagasaki and Naoki Kokaze on current DH work in Japan on Tuesday March 3rd at 3:00pm in 211 Snell Library. For more information and to register see: northeastern.libcal.com/calendar/snell…

Unfortunately, we have had to cancel this presentation. Our apologies for any convenience this has caused for those who had planned to attend.

Join us for our first Virtual DH Open Office Hours to discuss tools and resources for moving our work and education to an online space. Ask questions and seek advice or share some tips of your own! Join via Zoom: northeastern.zoom.us/j/795933017 RSVP here: northeastern.libcal.com/event/6050695

CenterNet is very excited to share with you the news that Day of #digitalhumanities 2020 will take place Wednesday April 29 on Twitter, with the hashtag #dayofdh2020. See dhcenternet.org/initiatives/da… for details.

Read about how some of us at the DSG and NULab spent our #dayofdh2020 here: dsg.northeastern.edu/day-of-dh-2020…

Phil Brown will lead you into the world of the Jewish Catskills, as he gives a guided tour of the Northeastern University Library NU DSG website of the Catskills Institute. On the Northeastern University Jewish Studies blog: nujewishstudiesblog.org/2020/07/02/sum…

Speed Data-ing is sponsored by NU DSG and NULab. Silvio Amir of Khoury College of Computer Sciences, Matthew Gin of Northeastern CAMD, Brennan Klein of Network Science Institute, and Amy Ruskin of the DSG will be presenting on their research. For more information and to register, visit northeastern.libcal.com/event/8357858

Join us next week for the first of this year's DH Open Office Hours! Speed Data-ing, Wed Oct 6th, online from 12-1pm: focus on data sets for digital humanities & computational social science. Free & open to the public, but registration required: northeastern.libcal.com/event/8357858.

Hope everyone's semester is going well! The DSG & NULab will be hosting a table at Northeastern University's SOURCE on Oct 6, 5-8pm EST at Curry Student Center. This is a great opportunity for undergrads interested in learning more about and getting involved with DH research at NU.