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More Articles from Humanities Information: OHIO students, faculty invited to apply for Central Regional Humanities Center grants Ohio University Florida Humanities selects Key West Art & Historical Society to host Smithsonian Institution Food Exhibition in 2026 KeysNews.com The College set to launch 15 new degree programs ASU News Now UTPB names inaugural Dean for College of Arts and Humanities KMID - Local 2 News Arts & Humanities at Amherst Amherst College Will Republicans Save the Humanities? The Chronicle of Higher Education Reconstructing the Past The Columns 2024 Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellows selected to advance research, creative projects IU Newsroom The Future of Humanities at Pace Pace News Humanities Quarterly Letter: Winter 2023 - College of Arts and Sciences - University of Washington | Humanities Quarterly Letter: Winter 2023 College of Arts and Sciences - University of Washington | ASU Library collection is deceptively simple fun ASU News Now Advice | The ROI of a History Degree The Chronicle of Higher Education About Employing Humanities UC Santa Cruz ODU Receives $5 Million Mellon Foundation Award to Fund Humanities Internships Old Dominion University A Report Suggested Big Changes to the Arts & Humanities. The Division’s New Dean Is Taking It Slow. Harvard Crimson UT Celebrates Naming of Denbo Center for Humanities and the Arts University of Tennessee, Knoxville - News Sean Kelly named dean of Arts & Humanities Harvard Gazette Why Doctors Need the Medical Humanities Colby News The Humanities in Georgia | Mark Bauerlein First Things OPINION: Ask not what can be done with a humanities degree The Hechinger Report Digital Humanities Professor reacts to AI erienewsnow.com Lectures explore data’s place in the humanities Stanford University News Leading the humanities with humanity Rice News Mellon Awards $25M for Paid Internships for Humanities Majors at Public Universities and Colleges Mellon Foundation Why Studying the Humanities Is Essential for Designing Artificial Intelligence Systems Bowdoin College Oklahoma Center for the Humanities recognized internationally for public humanities work The Collegian online Opinion | I Teach the Humanities, and I Still Don’t Know What Their Value Is The New York Times As Many Mourn the ‘Death of the Humanities,’ Harvard Profs. Say It’s Not That Simple Harvard Crimson Trinity’s Global Health Humanities Gateway Teaches Hartford Students about Health Communication Trinity College Edda Fields-Black Named Director of the Humanities Center at Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University Master of Arts in Bioethics and Medical Humanities information session The Daily | Case Western Reserve University Update on Jewish Studies UC Irvine Why Study the Humanities at Harvard? Harvard Magazine One-credit "co-labs" could help save humanities (opinion) Inside Higher Ed A humanities pathway to pre-med Penn Today CAS Hosting First-Ever Humanities Research Day April 24 Stony Brook News Eric Najera | In defense of the humanities The Daily Pennsylvanian Dear Stranger oregonhumanities.org Humanities Must Embrace Rigorous Standards Minding The Campus Krebs Center for the Humanities Lake Forest College English Doctoral Candidate Receives Hudson Award in the Humanities - University of Arkansas Newswire English Doctoral Candidate Receives Hudson Award in the Humanities University of Arkansas Newswire Bowdoin’s Brennan and Perkinson on the Humanities, Practical Application of Invaluable Tools in “Inside Higher Ed” Bowdoin College Serving the ‘human’ in humanities: MU launches new program for veterans to share their experiences University of Missouri Humanities program provides rewarding research experience—and also crucial career prep UC Santa Cruz Historian named National Humanities Center fellow The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Introducing the new medical humanities minor Carthage College Humanities: their former glory and fading future The Flat Hat Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences Carnegie Mellon University “Humanities for All Times” Initiative Surpasses $30 Million in Funding Mellon Foundation UC Santa Cruz Humanities Division secures $1 million grant for Employing Humanities initiative UC Santa Cruz Wellesley humanities faculty receive $1.5 million Mellon Foundation grant Wellesley College Computer Science Club Seventeen Arts & Humanities projects receive grants to advance scholarship, research and creative interests University of Colorado Boulder Oh, the humanities! A student's plea | Op-Ed The Seattle Times Eckerd College Humanities Research Symposium course inspires eclectic student projects with faculty mentors Eckerd College News Mellon Awards More Than $18 Million for Race, Ethnic, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Mellon Foundation Limitless Liberal Arts & Humanities Fredonia.edu Shira Klein Appointed to Wiki Education’s Humanities and Social Justice Advisory Committee Chapman University: Happenings The School of the Humanities Mercyhurst University Humanities courses in college – are they worth it? Palo Alto Online San Diego State University Appoints New Dean for College of Arts and Letters - India Education Diary San Diego State University Appoints New Dean for College of Arts and Letters India Education Diary Gen Ed humanities courses must include the ‘Western canon’ under new state law The Independent Florida Alligator Opinion | The Humanities Are Alive and Well in Utah The Chronicle of Higher Education Society for the Humanities celebrates 50th year in A. D. White House Cornell Chronicle UC Davis Arts and Humanities Graduate Students Showcase Work in Multidisciplinary Exhibition UC Davis What the humanities can offer in this technological moment The Christian Century Beyond Plunder oregonhumanities.org Calls for funding the arts and humanities in R.I. should be more focused and inclusive Rhode Island Current Renovations reshaping Bachelor Hall as a hub for the humanities Miami University MSU’s Snyder named Mississippi Humanities Council Teacher of the Year - Mississippi State University MSU’s Snyder named Mississippi Humanities Council Teacher of the Year Mississippi State University Opinion | How Studying the Humanities Helps Humanity The New York Times Faculty optimistic about new Trinity curriculum's focus on humanities, divided on enrollment impact Duke Chronicle Arts & Humanities Stanford University News Are humanities stuck in ivory tower? Should they be? 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