MITH Welcomes Alan Liu
On Monday and Tuesday, October 4 and 5, Prof. Alan Liu (U California, Santa Barbara), one of the world's leading scholars in digital humanities, will [...]
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Sep 2010
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Sep 2010
Preserving Virtual Worlds Releases Final Report, Shortlisted for Digital Preservation Award
Two exciting news items from the Preserving Virtual Worlds project, where MITH has been a partner alongside of the University of Illinois, Stanford University, and [...]
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Sep 2010
MITH Launches Vintage Computing Site
MITH is very pleased to announce a new Web site devoted to its sizable (and growing) collection of vintage computers, retro software, and other artifacts [...]
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Aug 2010
Welcome Back to MITH!
Dear MITH Community, As another academic year begins, I have the happy opportunity of welcoming you all back to MITH for what promises to be [...]
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Aug 2010
MITH Wins Two New NEH Digital Humanities Start Up Grants
MITH congratulates Tanya Clement (Associate Director, Digital Cultures and Creativity), Dave Lester (Assistant Director, MITH), and Doug Reside (Associate Director, MITH) on the receipt of [...]
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May 2010
Preserving Virtual Worlds Hits the Airwaves Again
Following Matthew Kirschenbaum's appearance on the Kojo Nnamdi show last month, Rachel Donahue and Kari Kraus discuss the Preserving Virtual Worlds project on today's Maryland [...]
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Mar 2010
MITH Fellowship Call
MITH is currently inviting applications from the University of Maryland's College of Arts & Humanities and from the University Libraries for a MITH Resident Fellowship [...]
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Mar 2010
Announcing Musical Theatre Online!
The Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) is proud to announce the launch of the prototype of Music Theatre Online (MTO), a freely [...]
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Mar 2010
Doug Reside Promoted to Associate Director!
Dear all, It is my great pleasure to share with you the news that Doug Reside has just been promoted from Assistant to Associate Director [...]
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Feb 2010
Reading for the Snowbound (and the Rest of You)
For any of you who are snowed in or otherwise looking for interesting reading, The Atlantic has a brief piece about the Preserving Virtual Worlds [...]