UW Textual Studies and UW Global Literary Studies Host Printmaking Social Hour
Linocut Printing with TXTDS and GLITS: Fall Quarter Event Recap To close out the fall quarter, the UW Textual Studies Program and the UW Global Literary Studies Program partnered up to host a Printmaking Social Hour. Held at the HUB, the event gave students enrolled or interested in the Textual Studies minor and Global Literary […]
UW Textual Studies Alum Produces Digital Humanities Project on the Poetry of the Puget Sound
Graduate Student Spotlight: Molly Porter on Creating a Digital Anthology of Seattle’s Regional Poetry Along with its undergraduate minor, the UW Textual Studies Program offers opportunities for MA and PhD students enrolled in any program at the UW to earn a Graduate Certificate in Textual and Digital Studies. Designed for students researching cultural and literary […]
UW Textual Studies Unveils New Classes for Spring Quarter 2025
Upcoming Classes in the Textual Studies Minor and Graduate Certificate Programs The UW Textual Studies Program has unveiled new courses for Spring 2025! In this blog, we’ll give you all the details of these upcoming classes. From book arts to manuscripts, to Scandinavian mythology, there’s tons to explore in TXTDS courses. Read on to find […]
UW Textual Studies and Digital Humanities Minor Interns with Seattle-Based Letterpress Printing Non-Profit
Cassidy Vierling Completes Capstone Project with Partners in Print During the summer quarter, UW Textual Studies student Cassidy Vierling completed her culminating Capstone project as part of the requirements for the UW Textual Studies and Digital Humanities Minor. Working with Seattle-based letterpress printing non-profit, Partners in Print, Cassidy learned the ins and outs of letterpress […]
Textual Studies and Digital Humanities Minor Researches Accessibility in Library Exhibitions for Capstone Project
Ayla Tanurhan Collaborates with UW Special Collections Exhibitions on Inclusive Design Over the spring 2024 quarter, UW Textual Studies student Ayla Tanurhan completed the undergraduate Minor in Textual Study and Digital Humanities with a culminating Capstone project in collaboration with UW Special Collections Exhibitions. In her own words, Ayla describes her work on accessible and […]
UW Libraries Hosts Storytelling Fellows Podcasting Workshop
Elliott Stevens on Digital Scholarship and Accessibility in Storytelling Over the past four weeks, the University of Washington Libraries has hosted a program called Storytelling Fellows. Led by UW Textual Studies’ own Elliott Stevens (Research Commons and English Studies Librarian, UW Libraries), alongside Perry Yee, Kathryn Miller, Dylan Burns, and Jinny Sanders, this workshop helps […]