Earlier this week I had the pleasure of being exposed to an incredibly exciting project presented by Dr Máirín MacCarron as part of a Digital Humanities Colloquium in University College Cork. The project is funded by the Leverhulme Trust and is titled “Women, Conflict and Peace: Gendered Networks in Early Medieval Narratives (c. 330-735)”.  It […]

Defining digital humanities has been one of the most common concerns held throughout the discipline. Having countless definitions and individual interpretations, alongside multiple contributions which ironically encapsulate what the digital humanities are. Following the natural breakdown of defining anything, I initially explore what the terms digital and humanities imply extended into what they mean together. […]

Through an informal yet highly engaging presentation, Dr David Murphy explained a variety of concepts around VR in an insightful and stimulating way. Giving a colloquium on the knowledge he has gained, being involved in VR since 1992. Beginning with presenting a reality continuum to explain the variety of reality manipulation and where his area […]

The decision of what to do after college is something everyone faces during their final year of college. As I’m on my way to finishing my undergraduate degree in Digital Humanities, I’m in the same position as many other students have been at this point of their study.. What’s next? This had me wondering through […]