Lincoln Mullen's blog

This semester’s syllabus for Data Analysis for History

Antisemitism, U.S.A: A history podcast

Kris Stinson dissertation defense announcement

RRCHNM past, present, and future

Link post: I am grateful to have worked for Mills Kelly for the past four years as he …

Photo newsletter

Greta Swain defends dissertation on “Potomac Networks”

Link post: A new podcast—or rather, a longstanding podcast—has joined R2 Studios at …

Link post: News about four students from GMU’s PhD program in history: one off to be a …

Link post: The May newsletter from RRCHNM contains news of a visualization about …

American Religious Ecologies receives second NEH grant to work with 1926 Census of Religious Bodies

Link post: If you care about the open web, you probably use RSS feeds. And if you use …

The 2023 competition for the AHA’s Roy Rosenzweig Prize

Link post: The Congregational Library and Archives has kindly invited me to talk about …

Link post: The Guardian has a three-part series combining visualizations and prose to …

Link post: My colleagues Jason Heppler and Mills Kelly in the Washington Post today …

Link post: The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media is launching a …

A commentary on how Americans have used the Bible

Link post: My colleague Jason Heppler writes about “Building A Data API For Historical …

A footnote to Gioia on academic publishing’s “death instinct”

How Philip Lampi recovered the lost history of early American elections

Link post: A very helpful list of best practices for shell scripting. I’m no expert on …

America’s Public Bible to be published in December

Link post: Pleased to welcome a new colleague, Jim Ambuske, to RRCHNM. Jim will be …

The Legal Modernism project