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More Articles from Humanities Information: Humanities Departments Are in Trouble, but ‘Applied Humanities’ Are in Demand, Harvard Panelists Say The Harvard Crimson Opinion | The Theory That Endangers the Humanities The Chronicle of Higher Education Liberal arts and critical thinking | Letters The Guardian At This College, the English Dept. Is Out. ‘Human Narratives’ Is In. The New York Times Opinion | Montclair State’s Inhumanity to the Humanities The Wall Street Journal Literature Is Not a Vibe: On ChatGPT and the Humanities Los Angeles Review of Books Fired Scholars and Big Grants to Favored Projects: Inside Trump’s N.E.H. The New York Times Humanities Syllabus for December: The Two Cities Catholic Diocese of Lincoln From Swifties to cultural stewardship, Arts & Humanities Day 2025 sparks citywide conversation University of Chicago News KY Humanities head Bill Goodman announces retirement, Kay Madrick named interim executive director NKyTribune Harvard slashes Ph.D. intake across humanities and social sciences: Departments make plans to keep UG cou Times of India School of Music faculty perform as feature soloists for inaugural season of Jimmy H. Baker Center for the Arts Troy University Michelle Norris talks ‘playing the Race Card’ in Humanities Center event The Stanford Daily Would We Rather Humanities “Be Ruined Than Changed”? 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A.I. Has Changed My Classroom, but Not for the Worse. The New York Times A Dedicated Scholar’s Farewell: Craig Farmer to Retire Milligan Stampede "The humanities really are a resource — a confidence for living in our times.” Dean Sara Guyer on the modern utility of humanities degrees University of California, Berkeley Humanities College of Arts and Sciences | University of Cincinnati Verna’s Vlog with Chris Andersen University of Alberta STEM vs. Humanities: Choosing Your Degree Path Southeast Missouri State University STEM cannot stand alone. UMD needs the humanities. The Diamondback NEH Announces $34.79 Million for 97 Humanities Projects National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) Area mural guide expands thanks to tourism council & humanities grant Neosho Daily News Humanities building demolition makes way for state-of-the-art Humanities & Social Sciences Facility UNM Newsroom California colleges lost millions in humanities purge. Their projects might not recover - CalMatters Changing Grades Won’t Fix the Humanities — Here’s What Will The Harvard Crimson Jesmine Percival Earns College of Humanities and Social Sciences Excellence Award at VSU Valdosta State University America’s Humanities Councils Get a Lifeline Mellon Foundation Humanities leadership program gears up for its third year Virginia Tech News Humanities Symposium Loyola University Maryland OSU Humanities Research Group Fellowship sparks innovative research on ‘Land’ and the human experience Oklahoma State University Chicago Tribune publishes essay by President Sosulski on value of the humanities Lake Forest College Polk State celebrates Arts and Humanities Month Polk State College URI launching new Environmental Arts and Humanities bachelor’s degree – Rhody Today The University of Rhode Island Author Beth Macy to headline Humanities Week events Virginia Tech News Tucson Humanities Festival reaches wide with 'Everywhere' theme University of Arizona News Strategic Planning Virginia Commonwealth University Arts-Humanities-Health Symposium IV showcases interdisciplinary innovation at FSU Florida State University A taste of the humanities: Food, culture and connection at UD University of Dayton Faculty vote to merge Humanities and Transform The University of Utah 15th Annual Midwestern Medical Humanities Conference Western Michigan University UChicago Arts & Humanities Day returns with new speakers and events University of Chicago News Humanities and Technology Ph.D. Salve Regina University ARTS AND HUMANITIES: Morris Museum hosts visual trifecta Post and Courier Hope for the Humanities in ‘The Long Defeat’ Word on Fire Campbell Named College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Dean North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University NEH Announces $9.55 Million for 68 Humanities Projects National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) Humanities focused AI center launches at UC University of Cincinnati Hooking first-years on the arts and humanities Harvard Gazette Humanities Endowment Funds Trump’s Priorities After Ending Old Grants The New York Times Law, Culture & the Humanities Whitman College Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub Preserves, Promotes State’s History The University of Southern Mississippi ‘Immersive and transformative’: UChicago’s master’s in arts and humanities University of Chicago News Will the Humanities Survive Artificial Intelligence? 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