Modernist Networks - George Bornstein (UMichigan), Robin Schulze (Penn State), Sean Latham (U Tulsa), Pamela L. Caughie (Loyola Chicago), April 10, 2010

What is Digital Humanities? - Matthew G. Kirschenbaum (U Maryland), April 15, 2010

Humanistic Imagination and the Mere Counting of Words - Ted Underwood, April 11, 2012

The Fate of the Page in Digital Environments - Patricia Fumerton (UC Santa Barbara), Laura Estill (U Victoria, BC), Morris Eaves (U Rochester), James Knapp (Loyola Chicago), April 20, 2013

Developing a Digital Archive: Mexican Masks & The May Weber Ethnographic Study Collection - Catherine Nichols, Caroline Houser. April 12, 2023

End of the Year CTSDH Celebration! April 28, 2023

Poster of the 2012 18th Century Texts and Books Day Conference

Douglass Day 2023! February 14, 2023

Documenting Movements: Introducing Mukurtu CMS as a Platform for a Collaborative Video Archive - Margaret Heller and Greer Martin. March 27, 2023

A Chatbot Wrote My Essay: Navigating the Future of AI in the College Classroom - Bruce Montes, Brandiann Molby, Adam Porter, and Felix Oke. March 17, 2023

19th Century Studies Digital Texts - Neil Freistat (U Maryland), Andrew Stauffer (U Virginia), Joseph Visconi (U North Carolina, March 28, 2009

Night Archives: Helen Keller and the Deaf-Blind Textual Condition - Martha Werner (D’Youville College), March 17, 2010

Textual Conditions: Lawrence, Conrad and Woolf - Peter Shillingsburg, Alexander Fachard, Joyce Wexler, Paul Eggert, March 29, 2014

Medieval Texts and Textual Meaning - Peter Robinson (U Birmingham), Hoyt N. Duggan (U Virginia), Martin Foys (Drew University), Stephanie Lundeen (Loyola University Chicago)

The Future of Shakespeare’s Texts - Michael Best, Alan Galey, Gabriel Egan, Michael Witmore, November 7, 2009

Stanley & Me: Text Analysis and Literary Criticism - Stephen Ramsay, November 8, 2012

Women Computer Operators & British State - Marie Hicks (Illinois Institute of Technology), November 12, 2015

Lunchtime Lecture: "Digital Humanities and Textual Studies Showcase," - Dr. Melissa Bradshaw, Dr. Ian Cornelius, Dr. Elizabeth Hopwood, Dr/ Frederick Staidum, and Dr. Marta Werner. November 9, 2022

Lunchtime Lecture: "Digital Paris, c 1400," - Dr. Emily Hutchinson. November 15, 2022

Lunchtime Lecture: "Gathering Places: Religion, Community, and Digital Public History," - Dr. Christopher Cantwell. November 17, 2022

Ethics of Textual Scholarship - John Gouws (Northwest University - South Africa) October 15, 2008

Humanities Research Infrastructure and Tools - Laura Mandell, Desmond Schmidt, Peter Shillingsburg, George K. Thiruvatukal, October 30, 2010

Minority Archives and the Politics of Textual Recovery - Jose Aranda, Christopher Mulvey, Maria Cotera, Suzanne Bost, October 29, 2011

Textual Studies and Literary Theory - Paul Armstrong (Brown University):How Historical is Reading - Books and Neuroscience; Steven Mailloux (Loyola Marymount): Intention, Convention and Rhetorical Agency; Paul Jay (Loyola Chicago): Accidental Editor - How I Wrote the selected Correspondence of Kenneth Burke, Malcolm Cowley and Why; David Greenham (CUNY): The Well tempered text, October 27, 2012

Lunchtime Lecture: "The Transformation of the Medium and Meaning of Illustration in Early Nineteenth-Century America," - Dr. Chris Lukasik (Purdue). October 20, 2022

Sex, Dress and Revision in Thomas Hardy’s Work - Simon Gatrell (U Georgia) September 12, 2009

Ecology, Empire and the Birth of Anti-Copyright Ideology - Adrian Johns (U Chicago), September 28, 2011

Instant History Conference: The Postwar Digital Humanities and Their Legacies, September 24th, 2016