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Teaching Highlight: DH 340 Spring 2026 – Digital Studies in Practice with Titi Kou-Herrema
DH 340 introduces students to the fundamentals of large language models and AI through concept‑building, and model testing. The class pairs technical exploration with a site visit to MSU’s own data center to ground discussions about the environmental impact of AI. Students work collaboratively to build a public‑facing GitHub Pages website that explains AI concepts
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Alumni Highlight: Michael Griffin
Finding Purpose Through Digital Humanities at MSU For Michael, Michigan State University became a place not of certainty, but of discovery. He started college as a Chemical Engineering major, but it didn’t take long for him to realize that engineering wasn’t where he saw himself long term. What did stick, though, were the moments spent
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What DH Means to Me: Julian Chambliss
Digital Humanities, for me, is an interdisciplinary practice that aims to build a more holistic view of the world and the experiences that shape it. I often frame my work as public digital humanities because I see DH not simply as a set of tools, but as a critical framework that bolsters our ability to
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Undergraduate Student Profile: Theo Scheer
I will be graduating in May 2026 with a BA in journalism and minors in anthropology and digital studies. Realizing I had a semester and a half left of free credits to take after completing the requirements for my degree, I looked through MSU’s list of minors. Digital studies in the arts and humanities stuck
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Digital Humanities Distinguished Lecture Spring 2026 – Natalie Phillips
Join us on Friday, March 13, 3:30PM-5PM, Main Library, Green Room (4th Floor West) as we are proud to feature Natalie Phillips for our 2026 Distinguished Lecture! Connecting Digital Humanities to Reader-Response and Audience Studies This talk will explore how we can use DH tools, not only to analyze and archive texts, but to powerfully
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THATCamp Spring 2026 – Virtual
Date: January 30th, 2026 Location: Online Register to attend! THATCamp (which stands for “The Humanities and Technology Camp”) is a gathering where the agenda is set by attendees on the day of the event based on what people want to learn and/or share. It is an event where students, staff, and faculty from any discipline
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Fall 2025 Research Showcase
Thursday, November 1312:00-2:00pmMain Library, Digital Scholarship Lab, Flex Space (2nd Floor, West) Join the Digital Humanities at MSU for our third annual DH Research Showcase in the MSU Main Library, Digital Scholarship Lab, Flex Space (2nd Floor, West), where recipients of DH summer funding will discuss their projects, and where we invite all faculty, staff