The newest issue of Scholarly Editing, an open-access, peer-reviewed journal archived by the Library of Congress and distributed by the University of Virginia Press,  has been published: https://www.scholarlyediting.org/. 

In Volume 43 readers will discover digital humanities and bibliographic insights, pioneering methods to foster student professionalization, analyses of performance art, and wide-ranging conversations about the contested nature of the archives, the arts, AI, community, and Afrofuturism. They will encounter meeting minutes as social activism, the recovery of foundling hospital archives, and the remediation of legal data to amplify suppressed and misrepresented histories. Volume 43 also launches the journal’s newly designed website, conceived as an extension of our commitment to public accessibility, open-source knowledge creation, and vision of textual scholarship and recovery as meaning makers.