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More Articles from Humanities Information: AI and the humanities University of Delaware Lang Center Announces Engaged Humanities Studio Fellows, Community Partners :: News & Events Swarthmore College A Wave of Summer Humanities Research The University of Vermont App State’s High Country Humanities Presents ‘Folk Music as an Expression of Culture’ High Country Press USM Special Collections to host events Celebrating 100th Birthday of Will Campbell The University of Southern Mississippi Tech and humanities entrepreneur offers perspectives on emerging markets, media, and education Virginia Tech Inaugural Albert C. 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Trinity College Dublin North Augusta hosts Humanities Festival, puts history and art before a statewide audience The Post and Courier Professor Valerie Fridland receives competitive Fellowship for the second time University of Nevada, Reno AR Humanities REACH grant trip summary: African Americans’ Struggle for Equality Malvern Daily Record School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Elmhurst College School of Humanities at Quincy University to be host of Constitution Day activities Tuesday Muddy River News Museum Received Missouri Humanities Grant KCHI Radio 10 new faculty join ASU’s Department of English ASU News Now Why the Humanities Are Good for Getting Ahead Bowdoin College School of Humanities and Sciences Azusa Pacific University The Future of Humanities at Pace Pace News 2024 Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellows selected to advance research, creative projects IU Newsroom Arts & Humanities at Amherst Amherst College Will Republicans Save the Humanities? 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Harvard Magazine Bard College Awarded $74,445 NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for the Center for Experimental Humanities Bard College Digital Humanities on the Rise Duke Today Exploring Humanities Rhode Island College News Dear Stranger oregonhumanities.org New report articulates and celebrates the value of the Humanities University College London Undergraduate Arts and Humanities MNU Newsroom Opinion | I Teach the Humanities, and I Still Don’t Know What Their Value Is The New York Times The humanities are being neglected in American universities Johns Hopkins News-Letter ODU Receives $5 Million Mellon Foundation Award to Fund Humanities Internships Old Dominion University Meet the 2024 tenured professors in the MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences MIT News Sean Kelly named dean of Arts & Humanities Harvard Gazette Events - Career Pathways for Humanities Students | class:{events} after:{} Virginia Commonwealth University About Employing Humanities UC Santa Cruz Leading the humanities with humanity Rice News UT Celebrates Naming of Denbo Center for Humanities and the Arts University of Tennessee, Knoxville - News Is Choosing Humanities A Path To Unemployment? 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