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…financial markets. As such, climate change is a global, large-scale phenomenon that manifests in local spaces and in everyday situations. This online course addresses the history American climates and American climate change in American environmental literature, policy, and media. Throughout our time together, we will learn to track the multi-scalar…
Join us Wednesday, October 21 at 12:15 in the ModLab (Fine Arts 215) for a Well Played session of Bioshock Infinite. Dr. Aaron Hostetter, Assistant Professor of English, will lead a discussion about how systemic racism is represented in the game. The player of Bioshock Infinite is confronted with a…
…of digital studies both at Rutgers-Camden and beyondAwards are for costs associated with conducting research, purchasing technology, and technology support services. Funding may not be used to pay faculty salary or for a course buyout. In order to support as many Digital Studies Project Grant proposals as possible, some proposals…
…artworks? In this hands-on workshop we will explore these questions by collaborating both with machines and with each other in order to write our very own algorithmic poetry generator. Participants will be introduced to coding with JavaScript using the open-source creative coding platform p5.js. No prior technical knowledge is required…
The Rutgers-Camden Digital Studies Center actively uses social media and other digital lines of communication in order to keep you up to date with the latest news and events. We have a Twitter page, a Facebook page, and a mailing list, all of which allow us to remain engaged with…