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More Articles from Humanities Information: DOGE Demands Deep Cuts at Humanities Endowment The New York Times Book plumbs AI’s potential to reinvigorate the humanities Cornell Chronicle Martinelli, Ruggieri earn Anthem Award for 'Humanities Works' concert Penn State University Born in Wonder: A Humanities Program Taught Us How to Change the World Through Literature Crisis Magazine Trump directs National Endowment for the Humanities chair to step aside The Washington Post That humanities degree might come in handy if you want a job in AI, the editorial director at Google's NotebookLM told BI Business Insider Chair of National Endowment for the Humanities Leaves at Trump’s ‘Direction’ The New York Times Kentucky Humanities selects anthology Savory Memories for 2025 Kentucky Reads program Northern Kentucky Tribune Apply for an Experimental Humanities grant for your interdisciplinary project The Daily | Case Western Reserve University Discovery and collaboration through technology: New Center for Digital Humanities Research opens Rowan Today Gale Launches Online Digital Humanities Course for Undergraduate Students Longview News-Journal Acclaimed poet and cultural theorist Fred Moten to deliver this year’s Hayden V. White Lecture UCSC News Anne Mason students participate in arts, humanities ‘tradition’ News-Graphic.com A Love Letter to The Humanities Harvard Independent Virginia Humanities Announces $211k in Grants to 19 Nonprofits Williamsburg Yorktown Daily Celebrating 25 years of new perspectives: The Humanities Institute at UC Santa Cruz enriches community and academia Lookout Santa Cruz Bridging Technology and Justice: LMU Launches Humanities-Led AI Initiative with Mellon Foundation Grant Loyola Marymount University The Decline and Fall of Humanities Yale Daily News Vanishing Lifelines Oregon Humanities Global Humanities Fellow (Tulane Univ.) 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The Daily Princetonian Dean’s Corner: March 2025 Clemson News Columbia’s Humanities Professors on Why the Faculty Union Is Suing the DOJ: ‘We’re Under Attack’ Artnet News How some universities are trying to revive the humanities The Hechinger Report Developing Tastes: The Aesthetics of Childhood Brandeis University Humanities at Princeton: Taking a Big Swing at Big Questions Princeton University Humanities Forum — Antonia Hylton UMBC: University Of Maryland, Baltimore County The Poetry of Physics: What Literature Can Teach Us About the Ultimate Nature of Reality Bard College About Employing Humanities UC Santa Cruz Humanities and AI UCI School of Humanities Becoming secure in my humanities major Massachusetts Daily Collegian St. Mary’s University to launch Medical Humanities Program St. Mary's University | San Antonio, Texas World Humanities Report, directed by UC Berkeley's Sara Guyer, warns of extinction risk to human knowledge Berkeley News Humanities program sparks creativity, curiosity for middle schoolers Virginia Tech News $4.8M Mellon Foundation grant opens internship opportunities for USF humanities students University of South Florida Humanities Syllabus for January: Universal Faith – American Soil Catholic Diocese of Lincoln Center for Humanities in Medicine in Arizona Mayo Clinic National Arts and Humanities Month 2024 National Endowment for the Arts (.gov) Governor, First Lady Announce Recipients of Arts and Humanities Awards Georgia Department of Economic Development Omeka workshop will highlight uses for digital humanities research and classroom projects, March 21 Illinois State University News Comparative lit class will be first in Humanities Division to use UCLA-developed AI system University of California POV: The Cards are Stacked Against the Humanities Right Now Boston University Dr. Josh Call Delivers Keynote Address Grand View University Why the Humanities Are Good for Getting Ahead Bowdoin College How to Be a Humanities Concentrator The Harvard Crimson Humanities and social sciences prepare Kennesaw State students for universe of opportunities Kennesaw State University Jason Coy Named Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences The College Today Salyers Named Teacher of the Year by Mississippi Humanities Council The University of Southern Mississippi Protecting the Liberal Arts and Humanities in American Higher Education Manhattan Institute Pitt will host a Humanities @ Work conference on April 4 University of Pittsburgh Turner Lecture hosts D.C.-based executive director of National Humanities Alliance University of Lynchburg UW Humanities Summit 2024 University of Wyoming School of Humanities and Sciences Azusa Pacific University Stanford professor lectures on artificial intelligence and the humanities Mississippi State University New Humanities Institute explores outreach to community colleges, public schools The Daily Princetonian Excessive careerism is leading us astray from the humanities The Daily Princetonian 2025 UCI Premodern Graduate Humanities Conference UCI School of Humanities Arts & Humanities at Amherst Amherst College Passage to the Future Program Prepares Humanities and Social Sciences Students for the Workforce CSUF News Tucson Humanities Festival will explore well-being University of Arizona News ARTS AND HUMANITIES: USC Aiken celebrates major book launch Post and Courier Clinical Assistant/ Associate Professor of Writing, Communication and Applied Humanities The Chronicle of Higher Education KSMU receives Missouri Humanities Council grant for ‘Notable MO-ments’ Missouri State University Health Humanities & Arts Research Collaborative University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus John Paul Christy named executive director of the Princeton Humanities Initiative - Inside Princeton Can the Humanities Help Us Find Middle Ground? Jacksonville University Where the Humanities Are Thriving The Chronicle of Higher Education Juanita P. Jackson named Director of Academic Personnel for UC Irvine Humanities UCI School of Humanities Opinion: No, the humanities are not dying out The Portland Press Herald |
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