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More Articles from Humanities Information: OPINION: Fewer students major in humanities The Richmond Observer With new awards, humanities, social sciences faculty to advance scholarship on freedom, sexuality Brown University New Wray Chair in the Humanities Wittenberg University Our Rich History: The Humanities Enrichment Program and workshop series in the 1970s User-generated content Sonia Nieto of Amherst, a pioneer in multicultural education, to receive Mass Humanities Governor’s Award MassLive.com Humanities Flourish with Grant Funding - News Tennessee Today Data and Detail ARTnews New project unites digital humanities, Black studies, and data and computation The Hub at Johns Hopkins Ulka Anjaria set to usher in new era for the humanities at Brandeis | BrandeisNOW Brandeis University Arts Wrap: Humanities Washington speakers for 2021-23 and SVST's 'Little House on the Prairie' The Spokesman-Review ARTS AND HUMANITIES: Add your name to the guest list at North Carolina's Grove Park Inn Berkeley Independent COVID-19 Emergency SHARP Grants — Oregon Humanities oregonhumanities.org Humanities Kansas announces recovery grants program The Garden City Telegram Ohio Humanities to award grants humanities organizations New Philadelphia Times Reporter Cultural, Humanities Nonprofits to Share $1M in Funding | Rhode Island News | US News U.S. News & World Report Stanford professor of religious studies Van A. Harvey has died Stanford University News The Value of Your Story — Oregon Humanities oregonhumanities.org Announces Launch of New Center for Health Ethics, Arts, and Humanities (CHeEtAH) | University of Utah Health University of Utah Health Care Arts courses are under threat from the chorus of philistines The Australian Financial Review CofC In The News: Week of July 26, 2021 The College Today Artober Nashville to Celebrate 10 Years of the Arts During Arts & Humanities Month in Middle Tennessee tntribune.com Grants available for humanities entities affected by COVID-19 Hermiston Herald Opinion: Why the arts and humanities matter as UWA cuts social sciences program The West Australian Online Series and Podcasts WRVO Public Media Main Street Preservation Program Finalists Named Inside INdiana Business July: British Academy Fellows | News and features University of Bristol UC celebrates $15 million Mellon grant to support faculty diversity University of California Former Stockton employee alleges sex and age discrimination in civil suit Press of Atlantic City COVID-19 can't stop the music: UofL Jazz Studies Program continues international collaboration remotely uoflnews.com Award-winning author Nnedi Okorafor to join ASU as professor of practice Arizona State University American Wild Ensemble performs Missouri Bicentennial concert Aug. 4 - News Missouri State News Carl Wellman, professor emeritus of philosophy in Arts & Sciences, 94 - Washington University Record Carl Wellman, professor emeritus of philosophy in Arts & Sciences, 94 Washington University Record ASU initiative connects with people in dire straits East Valley Tribune Exploring Belonging Through Arts & Humanities Common Experience Theme Meredith College News Advice for thoughtful career development (opinion) Inside Higher Ed Along the Way | Communities | thesunchronicle.com The Sun Chronicle Humanities Myth-Busting Daily Nous Queen Mary University of London: Queen Mary academics elected to the British Academy India Education Diary A perfect symmetry of science and the humanities The Hub at Johns Hopkins Pamplin Media Group - Madras artists receives Fields Artist Fellowship Pamplin Media Group Columbia’s Gayatri Spivak, Princeton-bound Pratap Bhanu Mehta among British Academy... The American Bazaar 6 Ways to Make Higher Education More Developmental | Higher Ed Gamma Inside Higher Ed Okoboji Summer Theatre to present The Marvelous Wonderettes - Dream On July 27-August 1 exploreokoboji.com RBSE Class 12th result announced, over 99% students pass Times of India Study finds community colleges are the only colleges in the world with growing humanities Inside Higher Ed Ifeoma Kiddoe Nwankwo Named Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Sarah Lawrence College Sarah Lawrence College Cambridge academics elected to British Academy Cambridge Network Reimagining the Humanities for the 21st Century | Higher Ed Gamma Inside Higher Ed ICSE, ISC results: Lucknow students excel, look forward to college, university admissions Hindustan Times MSU New Minors and Student Events, New Minors at USM Jackson Free Press Teaching a pandemic in real time, part 2 Princeton University Strategies for effective humanities recruitment Humanities programs are hurting and in some cases fighting for survival Inside Higher Ed University of Bristol: Bristol academics elected as Fellows to The British Academy India Education Diary Humanities Majors Don't 'Catch Up' to Peers, Report Says Inside Higher Ed 'History of the Humanities' explored in MSU Institute for the Humanities spring event Mississippi State Newsroom Next Dean of Arts and Humanities in the College of Letters & Science | Letters & Science UC Berkeley This Week in West Virginia History Point Pleasant Register Humanities graduates in high demand in business world | Opinion Tallahassee Democrat What's next for Afghanistan? | Stanford News Stanford University News National Endowment for the Humanities Announces New Grants The New York Times Harvard's fall 2021 humanities curriculum gets a refresh Harvard Gazette Harvard To Launch Two Programs Aimed at Broadening Humanities Research, Engagement in Fall 2021 | News Harvard Crimson The Humanities Have a Marketing Problem The Chronicle of Higher Education The attack on the humanities at nonelite universities will do immeasurable damage (opinion) Inside Higher Ed Universities' humanities provision should never become history Times Higher Education (THE) Expert Alert: Olympics & COVID-19 UMM News, Sports & Events |
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