ENUG 2026

October 15–16, 2026
Binghamton University

The Union
Binghamton, NY

Summary Schedule

Full Session Descriptions

The ENUG Planning Committee gratefully acknowledges the Binghamton Libraries as co-host of our 2026 conference.

Registration

Register for the conference through EventBrite.

Early Bird (until 9/25): $110
Presenter: $90 
Regular (after 9/25): $145

Registration includes coffee/tea and light fare both mornings, lunch on Thursday, an afternoon snack break Thursday afternoon, and a box lunch on Friday. Dietary restrictions will be accommodated as requested.

Thank you to our Sponsor

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Keynote

Dr. Bridget Whearty

Biography
Bridget Whearty (she/her) works at the intersection of literary, medieval, manuscript, and information studies. She is the author of Digital Codicology: Medieval Books and Modern Labor (Stanford University Press, 2022). Whearty is also the creator of the Caswell Test (#CaswellTest), which draws on the work of Michelle Caswell to challenge humanities scholars writing about “the archive” to engage more rigorously and accurately with the work of real archivists and librarians. She is co-PI, with Masha Raskolnikov, of the nascent digital project and OER “Always Here: a Queer+Trans Global Medieval Sourcebook.” From Binghamton University Bridget Whearty Faculty Overview

Parking

Visitor parking is $1.50 per hour/$15 per day in Visitor’s Lot near the Bartle Library – Campus Map

Parking Services provides more information on visitor parking.

Places To Stay

Binghamton Libraries has secured a group conference rate at the Courtyard by Marriott Binghamton for $117 / night – Book the ENUG Conference Rate
Note: King rooms are available by selecting “Accessible Rooms”

There are many other hotels within a few miles of campus and Visit Binghamton has a listing of places to stay.

Things to Do

Local Events like music and theatre are listed on Visit Binghamton

Binghamton’s Unique-ness includes Rod Serling from the Twilight Zone, lots of carousels, and the local cuisine – spiedies.

On campus Nature Preserve

Local Parks

How to Get There

Visit Binghamton University has links to air, bus, and car.