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More Articles from Humanities Information: Hooking first-years on the arts and humanities Harvard Gazette Opinion | On the Chopping Block: Arts and Humanities The New York Times Arts and Humanities Dean Focuses on Small Changes as Hiring Freeze Stalls Larger-Scale Planning The Harvard Crimson Will the Humanities Survive Artificial Intelligence? The New Yorker Why Engineers Still Need the Humanities IEEE Spectrum America’s Humanities Councils Get a Lifeline Mellon Foundation Staff cuts begin at NEH, threatening humanities programs across U.S. The Washington Post Despite federal defunding, WV Public Broadcasting and Humanities Council continue strong work Real WV Rediscovering Plants Through the Humanities Syracuse University Humanities projects take hit from DOGE federal cuts South Dakota News Watch UC San Diego Humanities Scholars Make Sense of Complicated Histories UC San Diego Today From the humanities to healing: History degree complete, Zarqum Masood looks to a future in medicine Rowan Today Linda Colley and Jill Dolan receive Behrman Award for the humanities Princeton University 2025 Plant Humanities Conversations: Plant Extinction & Resurrection New York Botanical Garden How federal cuts to the National Endowment for the Humanities touch Georgia Georgia Public Broadcasting Arts and Humanities Picks Faculty, Staff Award Winners arkansastechnews.com CLACS Faculty Lecture | Prof. Chelsea Schields UCI School of Humanities Books for advancing the humanities and affirming our shared humanity Princeton University Press Delaware Humanities receives six-figure grant Delaware First Media A Logical Gap Behind Attacks on the Humanities (opinion) Inside Higher Ed Voices from Viet Nam to America UCI School of Humanities Phil Huebschen stepping down after two years as head of Juneau Arts and Humanities Council Juneau Empire Lawsuit Against Humanities Endowment Offers Details on DOGE The New York Times Wyoming Humanities receives up to $250,000 from the Mellon Foundation in response to NEH cuts KHOL 89.1 FM SCHOLASTIC SUPERSTARS 2025: Melina Gregory, Hazleton Area Arts & Humanities Academy Hazleton Standard Speaker Art + science: Tar Heel embraces humanities and STEM at Carolina The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill OPINION: Why Nevada’s workforce needs the humanities The Nevada Independent Mellon Foundation Announces $15 Million for Humanities Councils The New York Times ‘Colorado Humanities’ Receives Challenge Grant, Seeks Citizen Donations Pagosa Daily Post Humanities Symposium Loyola University Maryland Indiana Humanities And Library Funding Affected By Recent DOGE Cuts Indianapolis Monthly College Uncovered: The Revenge of the Humanities The Hechinger Report Celebrating Students & Humanities in Medicine Yale School of Medicine Juneau Arts & Humanities drops DEI language from materials; executive director resigns Must Read Alaska Humanities Core Student Art Exhibition UCI School of Humanities Opinion: Universities can solve the humanities funding problem Hartford Courant Health Sciences colleges merge art and humanities with science The University of Arizona Health Sciences Empowering transfer students: UC Santa Cruz’s Humanities Division prepares undergraduates for the future UC Santa Cruz - News The Odyssey Project offers free college classes for adults Smile Politely 2023 Student Poster Contest | Humanities Symposium Loyola University Maryland Mass Humanities awarded up to $250K in emergency funding from Mellon Foundation The Berkshire Eagle Guest Commentary: DOGE guts National Endowment for the Humanities, threatening Yakima cultural programs Yakima Herald-Republic Vanderbilt joins Global Urban Humanities Network of Scholars and Practitioners Vanderbilt University Local authors earn $1,000 - and more cowbell - at this year's Vermont Book Award ceremony Burlington Free Press Adapt or perish: the humanities fight to survive China’s hi-tech rise South China Morning Post College of Arts & Humanities Georgia Southern University Humanities North Dakota in limbo after loss of federal funding North Dakota Monitor HSSU appoints Dr. Timothy Lewis as College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities dean St. Louis American Mellon Foundation Awards 14M+ for Humanities-Grounded Research and Curricular Projects Mellon Foundation Trump proposes eliminating the NEA and NEH as arts grants are canceled The Washington Post Krebs Humanities Scholars Lake Forest College Undergraduate students hone research presentation skills at national humanities research symposium University of South Florida Vanderbilt joins Global Urban Humanities Network of scholars and practitioners Vanderbilt University Trump Seeks to Eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts The New York Times School Deans told to prepare for budget cuts The Stanford Daily How some universities are trying to revive the humanities The Hechinger Report New course connects students with diverse mix of professors to explore Humanities and Sciences paths Stanford Report Humanities and AI UCI School of Humanities Private donations to keep Humanities North Dakota open after federal cut North Dakota Monitor Cleveland Humanities Festival celebrates 10 years The Daily | Case Western Reserve University Humanities at Princeton: Taking a Big Swing at Big Questions Princeton University Humanities in Trouble Source New Mexico Events Pomona College DOGE cuts to SC Humanities put rural museums at risk. 'We won't be able to do it without funding.' Post and Courier Humanities program sparks creativity, curiosity for middle schoolers Virginia Tech News Canceled Humanities Grants to Help Pay for Trump’s ‘Garden of Heroes’ The New York Times Pitt will host a Humanities @ Work conference on April 4 University of Pittsburgh Trump administration will use humanities grant money to build patriotic sculpture park The Art Newspaper Is this the era of humanities over engineering? The Economic Times Historical Museum anticipates funding cuts Carroll Times Herald I’m graduating from U of L with an English degree. Why don’t we value humanities? | Opinion The Courier-Journal |
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