Using Omeka Omeka is an open-source publishing platform used for libraries, archives, and museums. It can be used to showcase digital collections: cultural […]

Writing Under Surveillance: The Problem with AI Detection by Zach Muhlbauer During a summer composition course, a LaGuardia student learns their workRead More

Let’s Archive It! Event Recap In April, the Digital Fellows were delighted to host the event “Let’s Archive It,” which brought together three archivists from across the CUNY […]

Update from the Digital Scholarship Lab: Visit our Data Lab Every spring semester, the digital fellows discuss their observations and findings from the fall semester about the Graduate Center’s s […]

Breaking Tableau Out of the Boardroom If you’ve ever loaded a research dataset into Tableau, you’ve probably been a bit intimidated. The interface templates are set up to analyze thi […]

Vibe Coding My Way Out of a Teaching Problem This post is written by guest contributor Nicole Walker.  In Base44’s recent Super Bowl advertisement, office workers who have never coded be […]

When AI Makes Us More Active, We Risk Being Less Wise What generative AI is changing is not just what we produce, but how we behave. When I began studying how workers were using generative AI on […]

There is a question more important than “Does AI have consciousness?” The consciousness question: Recent news that shook the internet, albeit in the guise of emotional marketing, is Anthropic’s CEO’s remark tha […]

AI Literacy for Research: Why Operational Fluency Is Not Enough As LLMs move into research settings, social scientists face a familiar but newly urgent problem: how to incorporate a powerful new tool without […]

Navigating Politics in the Classroom: Considerations for Defending Academic Freedom and Resisting Anticipatory Compliance by Jenna Queenan Education has long been a site of political contestation. While the job of an educator, first and foremost, is to design and shape the experiences ofRead More

Call for Applications: GC Digital Fellows 2026-2027 Applications due Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM Are you looking for a fellowship that will challenge you to enhance your existing […]

From My Window…and Other Places by Fernanda Blanco Vidal March 11 of 2026 marks the sixth anniversary of the WHO declaration ofRead More

An Introduction to Matplotlib In Python, the most widely used library for creating various kinds of visualizations is Matplotlib. In this post, we will introduce the core […]

Thoughts on Situating AI Literacy This post is written by guest contributor Ian G. Williams. AI literacy is having a moment. Since the release of ChatGPT 3.5 in November 2022, […]

A.I. Meets Critical Media Art This post is written by guest contributor Jonah Brucker-Cohen from Lehman College. Connect with Jonah Brucker-Cohen at […]

Why Should You Make a Website For Your Tenants’ Association? By Sam O Hana “Stewardship, not ownership, is the path to adulthood” – Amy Starecheski, Ours to Lose: When Squatters Became Homeowners in Ne […]

Welcome to Spring'26! Welcome back to the Spring semester! The GC Digital Fellows have been hard at work developing more events, workshops, and resources to support […]

Call for Applications: Provost's Digital Innovation Grants Provost’s Digital Innovation Grants 2025-2026 Call for Proposals DEADLINE:  Tuesday, February 10, 2026 Provost’s Digital Innovation Gran […]

Introduction to Python’s NetworkX Network science provides a powerful lens through which we can study complex systems, examples of which range from molecular structures to social […]

Digital Tools to Experiment with this Winter While the winter break as a graduate student is much-needed time to rest, a lot of us struggle with stress related to the change of routine and […]