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"How university presses are learning to serve digital humanists." A fascinating survey of digital initiatives from 2001 to 2015, created by @aupresses and published on @IOSPress_STM highlights the pioneering work done by ROTUNDA. https://t.co/jyw9pVuQKo
SAH Archipedia "the definite online architectural encyclopedia," says @archpaper in this piece on the newly open-access resource, developed by ROTUNDA and @SAH1365: https://t.co/xFvuSJf9Rh
"Freedom is lost gradually from uninterested, uninformed, uninvolved people." Thomas Jefferson said this--right? Well, no, probably not, according to ROTUNDA manager David Sewell in this @PolitiFact piece: https://t.co/Fg139zCa4B
50 years after the first manned mission to the moon, Apollo 11 crew member Michael Collins revisits Kennedy Space Center, site of the 1969 launch. For more Apollo 11 sites, see ROTUNDA's SAH Archipedia: https://t.co/hMrJ4sdfDl https://t.co/ybwqBubBPF #Apollo11
Lost for a century, a letter from Thomas Jefferson has resurfaced and is up for sale. Price: $80K. The contents of the letter, however, have long been part of ROTUNDA's digital Papers of Thomas Jefferson. https://t.co/yHN9og3udf
On the 75th anniversary of the Invasion of Normandy, SAH Archipedia provides the story of the National D-Day Memorial--located in Bedford VA, which lost more citizens to the battle, per capita, than any American community: https://t.co/W3tc27G2Rb #DDay75
70 years after it was stolen, a letter by Alexander Hamilton is recovered. An auction house employee discovered this though Founders Online, the open-access site ROTUNDA developed for the National Archives, and alerted the FBI. https://t.co/x7FZVDcqX9
After an exceptionally long, and exceptionally productive, life, I.M. Pei has opposed away at 102. SAH Archipedia has numerous entries on the work of this architectural titan (beginning here: https://t.co/4JQc9xehfJ) https://t.co/Eo155H3goP #IMPei
From @DailyProgress: how initiatives like Aperio, a collaboration between UVA Press and the UVA Library to create and promote open-access content, could help free libraries from the stranglehold of commercial publishers: https://t.co/MGoyagoSkB
James Madison, Gouverneur Morris, and the US Constitution all part of historian Sean Wilentz's questioning the Electoral College's origins as pro-slave state: https://t.co/jdnniaBnvx
The natural spring-rich state of Arkansas is home to many bath houses, most of them dating back to before the First World War. @atlasobscura on one repurposed as a Hot Springs brewery: https://t.co/Ntp6QZ3gxJ For more great Arkansas bath houses see:https://t.co/sR1xe3p7Wn