Written by Susan Zheng and Julia Tirro with Ruth Carpenter Have you ever told a story using a map? Maybe you’ve been in the middle of a conversation and pulled out your phone to show, exactly on the map, where ...
It is finally here! After over five years of renovations and planning, the new Digital Scholarship Center (LS-3505) is now open. We are so excited for all of you to experience it with us. The new space includes: Stop by ...
The bond that alumni Sandra Alpern ’70 and Richard Alpern ’69 have with Binghamton University is strong and they believe that their educational experiences have improved their lives. By giving back to Binghamton, they ensure that similar enrichment opportunities are ...
The Bartle Library third floor is open starting Tuesday, January 21 marking the end of a major renovation project for the Libraries that began construction in 2021. The floor’s modern design and intentional gathering spaces support the aim to provide ...
What is the value of knowing how many times an author uses a certain word? Or asking if an author used a word positively or negatively and how that changed the impact of their statement? These are questions researchers using ...
You may be familiar with Binghamton Libraries’ long list of databases to help support research. But have you ever heard of its toolbox for doing text analysis? Text analysis is a computational method for “distant reading” or treating unorganized bodies ...
The new academic year is underway, and it is refreshing to see the campus come alive with energy and excitement as new students explore the campus, returning students reunite with friends and reconnect with each other. The Libraries are particularly ...
Dear Data Binghamton began when Amber Simpson, associate professor and co-assistant director for the Department of Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership, reached out to the Digital Scholarship team in the Libraries to discuss … something completely different. During that conversation ...
Today marks All4Ed’s 11th Annual Digital Learning Day! With technology ever-evolving with new hardware and software defining how we utilize different gadgets and interact with digital space, it is no surprise that scholarship would go hand-in-hand with what is digitally ...
The Binghamton University Libraries strive to support the curiosity surrounding every wave of progress in the world of scholarship. In anticipation of the need for faculty and student support in this educational realm, Amy E. Gay was added to the ...