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More Articles from Humanities Information: National Endowment For the Humanities (NEH) Announces $22.6 Million For 219 Humanities Projects Nationwide LJ INFOdocket ‘A Time to Explore and Play Together’ Colby News Humanities and social sciences prepare Kennesaw State students for universe of opportunities Kennesaw State University NEH Announces $22.6 Million for 219. Humanities Projects Nationwide Crookston Daily Times WSU Arts and Humanities events this spring The Signpost High Desert Museum awarded $240,000 in National Endowment for the Humanities grants Central Oregon Daily Bend's High Desert Museum receives two prestigious grants from National Endowment for the Humanities KTVZ Microcredentials and Badges VCU News School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Elmhurst College About Employing Humanities UC Santa Cruz National Arts and Humanities Month 2024 National Endowment for the Arts Why the Humanities Are Good for Getting Ahead Bowdoin College Letter: It’s a no-brainer to support a new major in medical humanities Salt Lake Tribune Junior Science and Humanities Symposium UIndy News World Humanities Report, directed by UC Berkeley's Sara Guyer, warns of extinction risk to human knowledge UC Berkeley Opinion: No, the humanities are not dying out Press Herald School of Humanities and Sciences Azusa Pacific University Where the Humanities Are Thriving The Chronicle of Higher Education Comparative lit class will be first in Humanities Division to use UCLA-developed AI system University of California Frandsen Humanities Nevada Today How AI is Changing Art and the Humanities, and To What Ends CUNY Graduate Center Minor in Business Humanities Seton Hall University News & Events Gov't allocates 1 trillion won to humanities, science and engineering research The Korea JoongAng Daily Excessive careerism is leading us astray from the humanities The Daily Princetonian Undergraduate Arts and Humanities MNU Newsroom Arts & Humanities at Amherst Amherst College Annual Humanities Week returns with inspiring lineup of conversations, events Arizona State University Digital Humanities on the Rise Duke Today Tucson Humanities Festival will explore well-being University of Arizona News New humanities program offers grants for area nonprofits Bristol Herald Courier Why Study the Humanities at Harvard? Harvard Magazine How the humanities play a crucial role in current conversations Arizona State University Will Republicans Save the Humanities? The Chronicle of Higher Education Dear Stranger oregonhumanities.org The Future of Humanities at Pace Pace News Humanities at Princeton: Taking a Big Swing at Big Questions Princeton University Tadashi Yanai gives $31 million to support hub for Japanese humanities research at UCLA UCLA Newsroom Exploring Humanities Rhode Island College News National Endowment for the Humanities Awards Darren Walker with the National Humanities Medal Ford Foundation Virginia Humanities at UVA Wise Celebrates Opening Highland Cavalier Annual Humanities Center Lecture – Philosopher Myisha Cherry Saint Michael's College Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer Honored with 2023 National Humanities Medal SUNY-ESF Headlines Governor, First Lady Announce Recipients of Arts and Humanities Awards Georgia Department of Economic Development How the humanities can prepare students for jobs in any field Arizona State University Lectures explore data’s place in the humanities Stanford University News St. Mary’s University to launch Medical Humanities Program St. Mary's University BU suspends admissions to humanities, other Ph.D. programs Inside Higher Ed Advancing the Humanities | 2024 | News & Stories The Seattle U Newsroom - News, stories and more Humanities @ Work The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Humanities center’s yearlong lecture series looks at sustaining democracy The University of Rhode Island The Humanities Truck Takes Academia on the Road Mellon Foundation Growing partnership incorporates arts and humanities in medical curriculum Penn State University ODU Receives $5 Million Mellon Foundation Award to Fund Humanities Internships Old Dominion University Millikin University Selected to lead an Illinois Humanities’ Envisioning Justice Community Hub Millikin University Interdisciplinary Humanities (B.A.) UNH's College of Liberal Arts How experiential learning helps humanities Ph.D.s advance (opinion) Inside Higher Ed The practical benefits of arts and humanities degrees Lees-McRae College Heart of the Humanities: New Sister Maria Cordis Richey Center for the Humanities and Creative Arts Georgian Court University New NEH-NEA Partnership Will Expand Data Available on Humanities and Arts and Cultural Organizations National Endowment for the Arts US President Biden Awards National Humanities Medal to UH’s Nicolás Kanellos - University of Houston US President Biden Awards National Humanities Medal to UH’s Nicolás Kanellos University of Houston Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Expanded Support Bolster Research in Humanities & Social Sciences Utah State University Learning to Listen: Oklahoma Center for the Humanities turns 10 The Collegian online Center for the Humanities Loyola News Humanities lecture series takes temperature of state’s civic health – Rhody Today The University of Rhode Island Leading the humanities with humanity Rice News Affirming Multivocal Humanities Mellon Foundation Nine researchers earn Arts and Humanities grants UNC Chapell Hill Historian named National Humanities Center fellow UNC Chapell Hill Women studying women and the humanities The Daily Princetonian Lowell Humanities Series Boston College Chronicle |
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