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Upcoming Meetings
Please mark your calendars with our upcoming events: General Meeting: Monday April 16, 5-6pm in the IPRH Conference Room We’ll be planning future events, providing updates on editions, and voting on our by-laws. End of the Year Pizza Party: Wednesday May 2, 5-6pm in the IPRH Conference Room Celebration of all the work we’ve accomplished this year, brainstorming for next year, sharing of new…
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On March 12, 2018 UIUC’s Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center and SourceLab welcomed NYU Faculty Fellow Maya Vinokour to campus. A noted scholar and translator of Russian literature Vinokour spoke on her ongoing digital archive project The Post-Soviet Public Sphere. Vinokour’s project brings together the ephemeral artifacts of life and culture at the end of Soviet rule, including commercials, posters, newspapers, and websites. The difficulties in locating and studying these materials are myriad as she noted in her talk. No organized effort was undertaken to archive these materials and the occasionally chaotic state of Russian political, economic, and cultural affairs between the 1989 and 2000 render her ongoing project the only scholarly repository for many of these objects. Vinokour is also the co-editor and translator of Linor Goralik’s Found Life: Poems, Stories, Comics, a Play, and an Interview (Columbia University Press, 2017).
Maya Vinokour (NYU): The Post-Soviet Public Sphere: Russian Media Culture in the 1990s, March 12 On March 12, 2018 UIUC's Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center and SourceLab welcomed NYU Faculty Fellow…
Major Grant Explores Classroom's Place in the Future of the Historical Record
Major Grant Explores Classroom’s Place in the Future of the Historical Record
On Thursday, December 14, the Humanities Without Walls Consortium announced the results of its latest research challenge initiative, “The Work of the Humanities in a Changing Climate.” It awarded one of these grants—a multi-year investment of $138,360—to a team of humanists from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Michigan State University, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. …
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SourceLab CFP 2018 Bicentennial Edition
Dear Colleagues, The Spring 2018 CFP is out! SourceLab is looking for new editorial projects, to help us celebrate Illinois’s Bicentennial. Have a source in mind? Know someone who does? Let us know! We have students waiting for projects in Spring 2018! SourceLab_Bicentennial_Editions_CFP_SP2018
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Upcoming Lecture: Potential History of the Archive: The Micro Study of a Macro Institution by Prof. Ariella Azoulay (Brown), Nov. 29, 4-6pm at Spurlock Museum. Potential History of the Archive: The Micro Study of a Macro Institution November 29, 4-6pm Knight Auditorium, Spurlock Museum…
Join us next Monday for Prof. Amanda Gailey's talk How to Edit When the World is Burning at the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities/Levis Faculty Center, 4th Floor at 3:30pm. Join us next Monday for Prof. Amanda Gailey's talk How to Edit When the World is Burning at the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities/Levis Faculty Center, 4th Floor at 3:30pm.
Recap: “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence.”
Recap: “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence.”
On Monday, SourceLab welcomed Caitlin Pollock, Digital Humanities Librarian at the Center for Digital Scholarship at IUPUI. Pollock’s talk, “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence,” posed several crucial questions about the role of digital scholarship and the digital humanities more broadly in regards to race, racial violence,…
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Upcoming Lecture: “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence.” by Caitlin Pollock, Digital Humanities Librarian at the Center for Digital Scholarship at IUPUI
Upcoming Lecture: “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence.” by Caitlin Pollock, Digital Humanities Librarian at the Center for Digital Scholarship at IUPUI
Monday October 2nd, 3:30-5 pm (IPRH Seminar Room) SourceLab Forum will be welcoming Caitlin Pollock, Digital Humanities Librarian at the Center for Digital Scholarship at IUPUI, for a workshop talk entitled “Encoding Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record: Critical Questions in Digital Editing and Data Curation of Violence.” Published in 1895, Ida B. Wells’s The Red Record documents the history and…
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Internship Opportunity at NMAAHC
Internship Opportunity at NMAAHC
SourceLab students! If you’re interested in digital history, museum studies, and African-American history the National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington D.C. is offering paid digitization internships this coming spring. It would be a wonderful opportunity to engage with important collections at the phenomenal new addition to the Smithsonian. Find out more here.
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Welcome to an exciting year at SourceLab - check out our upcoming events! #digitalhumanities
Welcome! We’re excited to announce our upcoming events for the fall 2017 semester. Another class of undergraduates is coming aboard, our editorial board is reviewing forthcoming editions, and a new call for papers is on its way. During 2017-2018, SourceLab is a Research Cluster supported by the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities (IPRH) and their generous help strengthens our…
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We're Moving!
We’re Moving!
Over summer break, we’re moving our SourceLab site to a new home, built in Commons in a Box. So things will be slow around here in the summer time, but hope to see at our new portal this this Fall.
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IPRH Supports Digital Editing On Campus
IPRH Supports Digital Editing On Campus
We’re thrilled to announce that “Digital Editorial Practice and the Humanities Classroom,” a proposal from the SourceLab Forum, has been designated a Research Cluster by the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities, for 2017-2018. http://www.iprh.illinois.edu/programs/currentclusters.html We look forward to an exciting year!
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April Forum: Digital Editions in Progress
April Forum: Digital Editions in Progress
“The Conde de Montemar Letters: Opening the Vault to Andean History” Antonio Sotomayor, Assistant Professor, Librarian of Latin American and Caribbean Studies Silvia Escanilla Huerta, PhD Candidate in History The University Library at the University of Illinois owns a unique collection of eighteenth-century letters from the family of the Count of Montemar, Diego José Carrillo de Albornoz y Bravo…
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March Forum Today! Come to our March Forum with a discussion on History Harvest!
FORUM ROOM CHANGE: Lincoln Hall 1024
FORUM ROOM CHANGE: Lincoln Hall 1024
History Harvest Discussion with Prof. Patrick Jones (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Monday, March 13, 2017 Lincoln Hall Room 1024 3:30-5:00pm Co-Sponsored with the Public History Research Cluster Our next Forum, on Monday, March 13, has had a room change. The event will be held in Lincoln Hall 1024. To foster a robust discussion, have a look at the History Harvest website, including the…
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March Forum: A Discussion with History Harvest!