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November 17, 2014January 26, 2021
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Documenting the Experience | Digital America (for a grade), Fall 2014

So, the course Digital America is back this fall, but with a twist: the students have to create an “experience” at the end of...

by Meghan Rosatelli

Archiving Richmond: The Church Hill Project

by Meghan Rosatelli

Stop the track, lemme state facts: Nightlife as Art Form

by Meghan Rosatelli

Nerding Out on Maps

by Meghan Rosatelli
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13 Women and Kevin. Convos with Digital America (the course)

Before Digital America (the journal) was a glimmer in my eye, the course Digital America promised University of Richmond students a rather bumpy tour...

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Challenging Digital Media Studies

David Golumbia’s course “Challenging Media Studies” at Virginia Commonwealth University provides a topical survey of issues in current digital media studies. Dr. Golumbia passed...

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Gaming the University of Richmond

Games of all shapes and sizes have been integral parts of society for team building, strategizing, collaborating and entertaining purposes. Students in Professor Bezio’s...

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Designing Cities of the Future

Today’s cities are becoming increasingly dense as people choose to live more urban lives, which affects sustainability efforts put in place to protect the...

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Unplugged: A 24-hour Media Fast

Instant access to friends, family, and information is part of the fabric of 21st century American life. Our devices are part of our extended...

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Virtual Interworlds

What does it mean for something to be virtual? And what does it mean for something to be a world? These are the questions...

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Editor’s Note

Issue 17 Note:
Thank you for reading Digital America and making it to our footer. The team was overjoyed (and overwhelmed) with the amount of submissions for this issue, and we’re incredibly excited about the works and artists featured here.

If you only have a few minutes, make your existence during COVID-19 a bit more thoughtful by checking out pieces that explore the cultural effects of our collective reliance on the internet during lockdown:

Covid-19 Lockdown | Teona Chanishvili
Dark Parts | Becky Brown
New Leaf | Damon Pham 

Currently, Digital America is disaffiliated from the University of Richmond in support of the Black Student Coalition. To learn more about disaffiliation, visit linktr.ee/protectourweb.

Digital America is always accepting cybernated art at submissions @ digitalamerica.org, and we especially encourage BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artists to submit.

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