Go Rogue.

It's been awhile since I posted something in the "classical scholarship" area here, so I figure it's due. Not for lack of content, mind you - it has continually astonished me to realize how active the community of classical scholars is when it comes to digital humanities. I've already mentioned the upcoming Digital Classics Association conference; folks like the Stoa Consortium, the Digital Classicist, EpiDoc, and the good ol' Perseus Project are just a sampling.

Within the Twitterverse, I really like @rogueclassicist, who pushes out a daily sampling of neat stories, from linguistic stuff to archaeological stories to gingerbread Herodotoi.