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More Articles from Humanities Information: ‘Research minnows’ have a vital role in UK arts and humanities Times Higher Education Arts and Humanities Dean Praises Garber’s Resistance, Urges Grads to Defend Freedom at Senior Valediction The Harvard Crimson Opinion: Federal funding cuts are threatening humanities programs across Alaska. Here’s why it matters. Anchorage Daily News Will the Humanities Survive Artificial Intelligence? The New Yorker Opinion | These DOGE Cuts Will Cost the American People Something Precious The New York Times College Uncovered: The Revenge of the Humanities The Hechinger Report Engineering and the Humanities: It's Complicated IEEE Spectrum Day two: Arts, Humanities, and Social Science graduates reflect on growth, community, and what’s next csusignal.com "I Love My Fursona", Imagining and Embodying Trans Feelings Through Furry Art and Performance UCI School of Humanities LWC Arts and Humanities faculty Summer Reading List Columbia Magazine Scholarships Available for 2025 One State Together in the Arts and Humanities Conference Lawndale News Wenatchee Rotary Club, Humanities Washington to host lecture on philosophy, healthcare The Wenatchee World From helping human trafficking survivors to disability representation in art — how King's humanities research is impacting society King's College London America’s Humanities Councils Get a Lifeline Mellon Foundation Humanities Symposium Loyola University Maryland Med student Grace Staes ’22 feels prepared for the work Cornell University Arts and Humanities Dean Focuses on Small Changes as Hiring Freeze Stalls Larger-Scale Planning The Harvard Crimson Scholarly Values and Community Engagement: A University-Wide Conversation - UCI School of Humanities Scholarly Values and Community Engagement: A University-Wide Conversation UCI School of Humanities ‘Immersive and transformative’: UChicago’s master’s in arts and humanities University of Chicago News Vol State News: The right faculty fit: hiring season in Humanities and Fine Arts Main Street Media of Tennessee Engaged Humanities Network Community Showcase Spotlights Collaborative Work Syracuse University News A Logical Gap Behind Attacks on the Humanities (opinion) Inside Higher Ed Mines is preparing students to become well-rounded leaders, innovators through blend of technical rigor, creative learning Mines Newsroom Hooking first-years on the arts and humanities Harvard Gazette Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences Kennesaw State University Ken Busby: There is a place for public funding of arts and humanities. Push back against cuts Tulsa World Concerns arise over future of humanities degrees as Texas lawmakers' push for job prep NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth Grant from Alabama Humanities Alliance supports UWA podcast University of West Alabama Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences Celebrates Graduating Staff Members Kennesaw State University Amending worlds: Rewriting futures at The Humanities Institute's 25th Anniversary Night at the Museum UC Santa Cruz - News DORI announces 2025 Arts and Humanities Research Support Program Award recipients Wayne State University Book plumbs AI’s potential to reinvigorate the humanities Cornell Chronicle Humanities North Dakota in limbo after loss of federal funding North Dakota Monitor Chapin Hall: A home for the humanities: Student Affairs Northwestern University A Philosophy and Humanities Double Major Came to UofL with a Plan—Then Found Something Even Better UofL Research Retrospective: Digging into the human experience Brock University Building bridges through digital humanities: UC Santa Cruz project reframes Sikh studies for the 21st Century UC Santa Cruz - News Lawsuit Against Humanities Endowment Offers Details on DOGE The New York Times Southern Miss Launches Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub The University of Southern Mississippi Humanities and AI UCI School of Humanities Humanities at Princeton: Taking a Big Swing at Big Questions Princeton University Pitt will host a Humanities @ Work conference on April 4 University of Pittsburgh Cleveland Humanities Festival celebrates 10 years The Daily | Case Western Reserve University UC San Diego Humanities Scholars Make Sense of Complicated Histories UC San Diego Today Humanities Core Research Symposium 2025 UCI School of Humanities A Love Letter to The Humanities Harvard Independent Jason Coy Named Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences The College Today Humanities Forum — Samuel Scheffler UMBC: University Of Maryland, Baltimore County 2025 Plant Humanities Conversations: Plant Extinction & Resurrection New York Botanical Garden How some universities are trying to revive the humanities The Hechinger Report Humanities program sparks creativity, curiosity for middle schoolers Virginia Tech News Opinion | On the Chopping Block: Arts and Humanities The New York Times Dr Henry Taylor launches new video series bringing philosophy into the classroom University of Birmingham Trump’s cultural overhaul throttles local arts, humanities programs nationwide - Straight Arrow News Trump’s cultural overhaul throttles local arts, humanities programs nationwide Straight Arrow News Humanities Syllabus for January: Universal Faith – American Soil Catholic Diocese of Lincoln From the humanities to healing: History degree complete, Zarqum Masood looks to a future in medicine Rowan Today World Humanities Report, directed by UC Berkeley's Sara Guyer, warns of extinction risk to human knowledge Berkeley News Mellon Foundation Announces $15 Million for Humanities Councils The New York Times Krebs Humanities Scholars Lake Forest College Becoming secure in my humanities major Massachusetts Daily Collegian Why Social Sciences and Humanities Are Key to Developing Soft Skills for Success in Today’s Workforce Chapman Blogs UChicago announces unified Division of the Arts & Humanities University of Chicago News ARTS AND HUMANITIES: Columbus, Georgia salutes Ma Rainey Post and Courier Trump Administration Moves to Cut Humanities Endowment The New York Times Intersection of AI, humanities explored at university symposium Illinois State University News Center for Humanities in Medicine in Arizona Mayo Clinic Chair of National Endowment for the Humanities Leaves at Trump’s ‘Direction’ The New York Times Saving Our Stories: The Impact of Funding Cuts on Ohio Humanities Columbus Monthly Arts and Humanities events celebrate student excellence Fresno State News |
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