"Italian pentimento repentance, remorse (a1257), change of opinion (1630), correction (a1827)" (OED). With my free time lately, I have...

It’s been interesting watching how the last few weeks have played out on Twitter.

Last week, Dan posted a few notes on bookbinding in which he wondered about the swiftness of the 19-century binding in reference to the...

While preparing a conference abstract, I reread Stephen Marche's article; Literature is not Data.” Although he writes positively about...

Academia is a place where one thrives on external validation queues. It is rare, at least for me, to find sources of joy not related to...

At the Humanities Innovation Lab, we are encouraging students (and faculty) to blog each week about their work. That can be intimidating....

The cover for the album Murder Ballads (https://genius.com/albums/Nick-cave-and-the-bad-seeds/Murder-ballads) I was recently listening to...

Although I have been working with digital editions for a long time, this past week, I was faced with a completely divergent perspective...

Lately, I have been searching for alternative approaches to academic work practices, traditionally overly focused on productivity and the...

The Humanities Innovation Lab is offering a series of workshops on technologies of use to humanities scholars and students.

The Humanities Innovation Lab welcomes Davide Pafumi, who comes to us from the University of Padua where he completed an MA in European...

Are you interested in the Middle Ages? Are you curious about what manuscripts might say? Would you like to change the world of Chaucerian...

Barbara Bordalejo, Ryan Cordell, and Daniel P. O’Donnell, Editors Extended Deadline for 500-Word Abstracts: May 1, 2022 Note: A labour...

The Visionary Cross and the Humanities Innovation Lab at the University of Lethbridge seek curious and enthusiastic graduate students for...

The Canterbury Tales Project is seeking curious and enthusiastic graduate students for funded research positions at the MA and Ph.D....