Digital Trash Exhibition

how digital technology produces vast amounts of trash. Digital Trash is curated by James Brown, Director, DiSC and Robert Emmons, Associate Director, DiSC. The exhibition includes work by: Abraham Avnisan, Judd Morrissey and Jennifer Scappettone (USA); Katharine Behar (USA); J. R. Carpenter (UK); Martin Howse (UK); Chris Jordan (USA); Joana

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Digital Wharton Brainstorming Symposium

New School for Liberal Arts, founder and editor of The Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive, Board Member of Networked Interface for Nineteenth-Century Electronic Scholarship (NINES) Molly Hardy, American Antiquarian Society Digital Humanities Curator Brendan O’Neill, Editor, Oxford University Press, New York City Kenneth Price, Hillegass Professor of English, University of Nebraska-Lincoln;

RSVP for Scott McCloud’s Free Public Lecture

graphic novel, The Sculptor, McCloud give a presentation about the language of visual communication.   RSVP While an RSVP is not required, it is strongly recommended. Please RSVP here if you plan to attend. [form mccloud]         Parking and Directions Free and secure parking will be available

Major & Minor

to explore digital worlds, such as the digital worlds that make up popular online games. It can also refer to using digital tools, such as audiovisual equipment and smart phones, to do research in offline settings, such as hospitals and classrooms. Students read and discuss examples of both kinds of

2018-2019 Fellows

indie game collective, Oat & Noodle Studios, in NYC.           Sayan Bhattacharyya Sayan Bhattacharyya is currently Lecturer in the Humanities at the Singapore University of Technology and Design, and 2018-19 Digital Studies Fellow at Rutgers University, Camden, USA. His research focuses on digital humanities and on