Kathlin Smith

By Dimitrios Latsis On the heels of the US Supreme Court’s decision not to review the Author’s Guild case against Google’s Digital Library project (which means that

By Natsuko Nicholls Embedded librarianship has increasingly shifted the emphasis from one-time reference services to developing highly focused, targeted, specialized research assistance. Although embedded liaison

By Dimitrios Latsis For four packed days (and nights) from April 6th to 9th, close to 200 archivists, curators, scholars and artists gathered at the

By Fernando Rios Looking at the titles of presentations and workshops at recent digital library- and curation-related conferences such as the DLF Forum, iPRES, IASSIST,

By Charles Henry First convened in 2013 to reinvigorate and rejuvenate higher education in the United States, the Committee on Coherence at Scale believes that

By Jaime Mears I am a National Digital Stewardship Resident whose project will end in 49 days. The following post is a reconsideration of my

By Friederike Sundaram Digital humanists are thinking hard about the shape of their discipline and ways to engage their student and faculty communities in digital

By Timothy Norris Often we hear the adage: “those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.” Those who have never taught seem to think that

By Adrianne Russell Upon returning from any gathering or conference, it often takes a while to process what you’ve learned. So many ideas, thoughts, and

By Haley Tilt Earlier this month, scholars, technologists, librarians, graduate and undergraduate students met at Bucknell University to discuss challenges and successes in digital scholarship.

By Charles Henry “Terrorists are afraid of history; history delegitimizes them,” Nasser Judeh, deputy prime minister and minister for foreign affairs of Jordan, said, quoting

By Ron Makleff Saramago, José. All the Names. Translated by Margaret Jull Costa. San Diego: Harcourt, 2001 [1997]. I find no greater pleasure in academic life than