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More Articles from Humanities Information: The New Humanities The Chronicle of Higher Education Construction Watch: Missouri S&T to build lab for study of humanities and technology | University Business SMOLDER: More focus needed on humanities RU Daily Targum Humanities education is central to democracy Times Higher Education (THE) THE PUBLIC EDITOR: Popping the humanities bubble, one section at a time Johns Hopkins News-Letter Can You Get Students Interested in the Humanities Again? These Colleges May Have It Figured Out The Chronicle of Higher Education Humanities Fest Is Thursday at ECC | County The Missourian New digital humanities class aims to bring more humanities students to computation The Daily Pennsylvanian The fiction surrounding humanities The Stanford Daily To halt the crisis in the humanities, higher ed should rethink its classification of knowledge (opinion) Inside Higher Ed CLC names new dean of Communication Arts, Humanities and Fine Arts Chicago Daily Herald The humanities may seem pointless, but that is the point America Magazine Loebsack endows new 'Lectures in Law and Humanities Series' at Clemson Clemson Newsstand Johns Hopkins announces inaugural Humanities Research Symposium The Hub at Johns Hopkins A Modern Great Books Solution to the Humanities' Enrollment Woes - The Chronicle of Higher Education A Modern Great Books Solution to the Humanities' Enrollment Woes The Chronicle of Higher Education How Harold Bloom misunderstood the fall of the humanities The Washington Post Commentary: Hand-wringing humanities departments should take a refresher in the law of supply and demand Chicago Tribune Revisiting medieval times UCI News Science Communication is Broken: The humanities are the cure UConn Daily Campus Missouri S&T to build laboratory for study of humanities and technology Missouri S&T News and Research On Humanities Day, Everything Is Everything Becoming Everything The Chicago Maroon Adventures in the New Humanities: Archiving St. Olaf College News Flyby | The blog of The Harvard Crimson Harvard Crimson Keena Arbuthnot is named associate VP for Humanities, Social Sciences, and Allied Fields at LSU St. Louis American Emory Event Explores The Intersection Of Psychiatry And The Humanities | 90.1 FM WABE - WABE 90.1 FM University initiative works to include Indigenous perspective into humanities work - Minnesota Daily WSU launches Center for Arts and Humanities The Daily Evergreen 'An ethical quandary': In face of national humanities decline, English department reckons with future of graduate students CU Columbia Spectator “The very nature of our being is tied up in the humanities:” Panelists make case for the importance of humanities majors – The Review University of Delaware Review Survey of All Students question raises concerns about humanities student inclusion The Rice Thresher thetimes24-7.com The Times Concordia University students forge broader connections by studying humanities in affordable and progressive Montreal Straight.com New Ph.D. Policies Could Mean Hard Trade-Offs for Humanities The Chicago Maroon Oregon Humanities seeks conversation leaders | Community The Chief News Culture Report: Digital Humanities Is the Field You Didn't Know You Needed Voice of San Diego When We Take Offense Yale Daily News Perry Library Hosting Humanities Iowa Program on Iowa Caucuses raccoonvalleyradio.com Humanities Montana reopens grant programs | Local Billings Gazette Harvard University Professor Danielle Allen Receives Governor's Award in the Humanities | News Harvard Crimson Mercer University Press Among Recipients of Eighth Annual Governor's Awards for the Arts and Humanities Mercer News All voices should be heard, federal humanities funder says Honolulu Star-Advertiser DC professor named to Ohio Humanities board Defiance Crescent News University of Montana budget cuts of 20% in 3 years bite College of Humanities and Sciences Missoulian The world’s top economists just made the case for why we still need English majors The Washington Post Eugene Lang College Dean Stephanie Browner Awarded National Endowment for the Humanities Grant The New School News University of Sheffield chosen as hub for major humanities festival University of Sheffield News 38th Kentucky Book Fair features 200 regional, national authors Saturday at Kentucky Horse Park User-generated content Humanity in focus UCI News Recent faculty departures prompt concerns over diversity and the humanities – The Review University of Delaware Review Prism Paterson on News 12 NJ Felician College Terre Haute artist in inaugural class of Humanities Action Fellows Terre Haute Tribune Star Kemp Announces Governor's Awards for the Arts and Humanities All On Georgia Friday essay: thinking like a planet - environmental crisis and the humanities - The Conversation AU Friday essay: thinking like a planet - environmental crisis and the humanities The Conversation AU Art & Soul: The Visual Arts - U-M Mural Catalyst For Conversation, Inspires New Way Of Seeing Things WEMU Designing for play UCI News A good word for the humanities Catholic Outlook Industry: 'No need for more graduates in the humanities' University World News Higher education has become a net subtraction from reasonableness The Washington Post Giving to keep a language alive UCI News 2 local residents among recipients of 2019 Governor’s Awards for the Arts & Humanities Columbus Ledger-Enquirer ARTS AND HUMANITIES: Museum showcases 19th-century furniture Aiken Standard Inaugural Kentucky Humanities Carl West Literary Award presented to Kentucky author Wendell Berry User-generated content Iowa State gains faculty learning communities | News Iowa State Daily Explore Connecticut's literary trail with Connecticut Humanities' new app Connecticut Magazine ‘We are fulfilling our goal.’ Mercer University Press earns arts and humanities Governor’s Award Macon Telegraph Jerry Torr named to board of Indiana Humanities The Banner-Graphic Building an Undergraduate Curriculum in the Digital Humanities at Seton Hall Seton Hall University News & Events Digital Humanities Graduate Certificate Takes Interdisciplinary Approach | University Libraries CU Boulder Today Allegany College of Maryland hosting Expressions cover design exhibition Cumberland Times-News Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Society of Fellows in the Humanities job with THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG | 184967 Times Higher Education (THE) University cuts humanities program even as it employs over a dozen people 'with the title of VP or higher' The College Fix Delaware Humanities to host 'A Royal Affair' lecture Hockessin Community news Times Higher Education ranks MIT No. 1 university worldwide for economics and business for 2020 MIT News University Cutting Humanities Program While Employing Over a Dozen VPs in Administration legal Insurrection Blockchain on the Arno Yahoo Finance |
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