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Monthly Archives: February 2019
Alan Liu talk at the GC this Friday at 4pm
The amazing Alan Liu is giving a talk at the Graduate Center (Room 4406) this Friday on digital humanities and “critical infrastructure studies,” the emerging field looking at how the infrastructure around cloud computing and ubiquitous networks relates to the … Continue reading
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ACERT Lunchtime Seminar Series
I wanted to alert everyone to this term’s Lunchtime Seminar series at ACERT, Hunter’s center for teaching and learning. For those who are not familiar, these lunchtime events take place every Tuesday and Thursday for five weeks in the middle … Continue reading
