The Goizueta Foundation supports Yale Digital Humanities
The Goizueta Foundation supports Yale Digital Humanities
Yale University Library received a $3 million award from The Goizueta Foundation to fund the creation of the Digital Humanities Laboratory (DHLab) in Sterling Memorial Library. Yale’s world-class collections offer unparalleled source material for humanistic inquiries. With the launch of the DHLab in fall 2015, we can now push these inquiries further by incorporating digital methods that allow us to see our (literary, historical, cultural, artistic) data at new scales. The Goizueta Foundation, which was founded in 1992 by Roberto Goizueta (Yale ‘53), provides financial support to innovative non-profit organizations in order to promote lasting change in education and family services.
Read more about the The Goizueta Foundation and the DHLab’s mission.
Fall 2023 DH Classes
Looking for classes to take this fall? Here are some that will help you explore lyric poetry with digital tools, use data visualizations to address environmental problems, study the intersection...
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Looking for classes to take this spring? Yale will be offering more DH-related courses than ever. Here are some options that will help you learn Python and GIS, discover new...
Learn More »Welcoming Gavi Levy Haskell, Our New Developer
The Yale Digital Humanities Lab (DHLab) is happy to announce that Gavi Levy Haskell has joined us as our new Digital Humanities Developer. Gavi has worked on digital humanities projects...
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