From launching our initiative to winning awards, hosting international speakers, planning a center and a consortium, forming a community of student fellows, faculty and library professionals and strengthening partnerships across borders, 2024–2025 was a breakthrough year for Transborder Digital Humanities (TBDH). We expanded our reach, amplified borderlands voices, and brought together scholars, students, and communities…

The Transborder Digital Humanities Center-Consortium at UTSA currently has many contributors, including graduate student Jessica Corona (left) and professors Sylvia Fernández-Quintanilla (center) and Stephanie Gonzalez (right). The Mellon Foundation has awarded a two-year planning grant of $150,000 to the Transborder Digital Humanities Consortium (TBDH). Under the leadership of Sylvia Fernández-Quintanilla, Assistant Professor of Public and Digital Humanities…