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More Articles from Humanities Information: The humanities need to place the big issues of the day at their heart - Times Higher Education (THE) The humanities need to place the big issues of the day at their heart Times Higher Education (THE) Community Spotlight: Humanities, our journey The Edwardsville Intelligencer Mass Humanities to bring traveling Smithsonian exhibit to six small towns throughout Massachusetts The Boston Globe Humanities & Social Sciences The Brown Daily Herald Taking a long view of a humanities Ph.D. career (opinion) Inside Higher Ed How the humanities can flourish into the future (opinion) Inside Higher Ed On Common Ground: Combining Arts, Humanities, and Sciences Briar Cliff University News Add 'professionally valuable' skills to humanities degrees – Hepi Times Higher Education (THE) Supporting Diverse Career Pathways For Humanities PhDs - Texas A&M Today Texas A&M University Today Cristina Pérez Jiménez One of Nine to Receive US Latino Digital Humanities Grant Manhattan College News UB Humanities Festival to explore utopia - UB Now: News and views for UB faculty and staff University at Buffalo Reporter Kennesaw State celebrates naming of Norman J. 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