Digital Humanities, also called “DH,” is the use of digital tools and technology in humanistic inquiry, either as a tool to analyze and interpret, share information or engage with the public. Digital Humanities includes digital collections or exhibits, game studies, digital mapping or using a computer to analyze texts.

If you're interested in DH and want to know more, or you're already engaged in DH scholarship, then join the Center for Digital Humanities at our Digital Humanities open house Monday, Sept. 9, from 12:30 -2 p.m. in the Liberal Arts Building, room 346, on the Hattiesburg campus. Stop by to enjoy refreshments while exploring a selection of DH tools and projects, ask questions and connect with other individuals interested or engaged in DH.