Join our Digital Games Research Seminar on Wednesday for an online presentation by Baro Hyun, author of "Demystifying Esports: A Personal Guide to the History and Future of Competitive Gaming".

TODAY!

There's still time to submit a paper for the Marco Institute's sponsored International Congress on Medieval Studies session on "Violence, Trauma, and Alienation in Medieval & Early Modern Crusading Texts and Images"! Deadline is Sunday! #medievaltwitter #crusades icms.confex.com/icms/2025/pape…

Join us next week for a special panel discussion with Black Women of Print! 5:30 PM in AA109 on the UT campus or via Zoom livestream. Free & open to the public.

Our first 2 Distinguished Lectures this year are held with UTK Galleries: On 9/16, join Black Women of Print members for a panel discussion of their art. On 9/30, film artist Cecelia Condit will speak about her career & work since 1981. Both talks are held in AA 109 & via Zoom.

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Join UT's Faculty Senate for a panel discussion to explore the benefits, hurdles, and strategies of writing for the Conversation as a form of outreach and public engagement. Learn more: tiny.utk.edu/Conversation

Join us TODAY, 9/16, at 5:30 PM for a special panel discussion with Black Women of Print artists as they discuss the personal, familial, and spiritual creative legacies behind their work. Free & open to the public!

I am really, truly happy to announce that 'Balkan Cyberia' has been named the winner of the Barbara Jelavich Book Prize, and co-winner of the Marshall Shulman Prize, both awarded by ASEEES. Over the moon.

UT’s Digital Project Cultivator is soliciting applications from faculty members working on digital projects, especially early or transitioning projects or those requiring digital tools. Learn more about the application: bit.ly/47sY1vj #UTArtSci #EndlessOpportunities

Our first Big Hairy Grants workshop of the term, "Write Your Elevator Pitch," is coming up this Friday, Sept. 20 (date corrected from previous post) at 11:30 AM in the Denbo Center. UT arts & humanities faculty are invited to participate!

So inspiring! Thank you Denbo Center for Humanities & the Arts & UT School of Art Amy J. Elias! Printmaking is storytelling, democracy & revolution. 💥 ✊🏽 Go see Black Women in Print at UTK Galleries downtown.

On Monday, our 2024-25 Distinguished Lecture Series started with a panel discussion by Black Women of Print members Althea Murphy-Price, Karen Revis, & Tanekeya Word. On Tues., we helped host a luncheon organized by UTK Galleries & University of Tennessee School of Art for Black women in education & the arts.

For the next event in our 2024-25 Distinguished Lecture Series, ground-breaking filmmaker Cecelia Condit will give an artist talk punctuated by screenings of her video works from 1981-present. Join us Sept. 30! This talk is hosted in partnership with University of Tennessee School of Art & UTK Galleries.

ACLS is pleased to share a new resource guide on open databases for #ChinaStudies as part of the Henry Luce Foundation-ACLS Digital Archives Mapping Project. The guide highlights online repositories that offer free access to large primary source sets: bit.ly/3BmmPco

Today!

Thank you National Endowment for the Humanities for your support and UT Arts & Sciences for spreading the word! artsci.utk.edu/humanities-gra…

The Denbo Center is pleased to present "Who Needs Humanities Expertise?", a special event featuring Paula M. Krebs, executive director of the Modern Language Association & president of National Humanities Alliance, at Hodges Library on Oct. 3.