The Digital Humanities Lab is excited to announce a new round of Seed Grants to support digital humanities research over the summer and fall semester. These grants may be used to hire a developer, create a digital corpus, or host a workshop.
Yale graduate students and faculty are eligible to...
Introduction to Git/Hub
April 18 from 4:00-5:00pm in Bass Library, L06
This workshop will familiarize participants with the fundamentals of Git and GitHub. Git—a free, open source version control system—and GitHub—a popular repository for sharing code—are key for web development projects and...
Intro to Network Analysis with Gephi
April 12 from 2:00-3:30pm in Bass Library, L06
This workshop will provide a broad overview of network analysis. In addition to covering what networks are, how to read them, and why you might want to use them, we'll also demonstrate how to generate them using ...
Intro to XSLT in Three Parts
April 12 from 3:00-5:00pm in Bass Library, L01
This workshop will provide a basic overview of XSLT as a declarative programming language. The instructor will demonstrate an iterative process of investigating, updating, and reviewing a TEI file with the assistance of...
On view until April 28, an exhibit at Sterling Memorial Library highlights the research of four exceptional Yale students. The research of Helen Price (Davenport College ‘18) examines the early years of coeducation within Yale College. Price developed her display from research she conducted for...
The East Asia Library at Yale is delighted to announce a collection of ephemera (brochures, flyers, advertisements, pamphlets) material related to LGBTQ communities in Japan. The finding aid can be found here.
The collection consists of fliers, newsletters, brochures, and other educational...
All are welcome to join us for the latest in our Sterling Memorial Book Talk Series on Wednesday April 19 at 4:30pm, where Douglas Rogers, Yale Associate Professor of Anthropoloy, will speak about his book, The Depths of Russia: Oil, Power, and Culture After Socialism. The talk will take place in...
