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More Articles from Humanities Information: Midterms: Humanities Edition Harvard Crimson Reclaiming the Value of Humanities Degrees at Wake Forest Old Gold & Black That humanities degree might come in handy if you want a job in AI, the editorial director at Google's NotebookLM told BI Business Insider How some universities are trying to revive the humanities The Hechinger Report Why should humanities education persist in an AI age? Self-development , to start The Conversation Indonesia The Decline and Fall of Humanities Yale Daily News ASU’s Humanities Institute announces 2025-2026 Fellows Arizona State University (ASU) In this engineering and humanities ‘mashup’ course, students learn new ways of thinking from builders of the ancient world. Even Galileo weighs in. Princeton University In Defense of the Arts and Humanities Whitman Pioneer Campus groups applaud fundraising campaign’s focus on STEM and student experience, question ‘absent’ humanities Duke Chronicle Misguided Careerism is Killing the Humanities Fordham Observer Advice | How to Rescue Your Slumping Humanities Program The Chronicle of Higher Education President Obama to Award NAM Member 2015 National Humanities Medal National Academy of Medicine The Humanities, Digitized Harvard Magazine John Paul Christy named executive director of the Princeton Humanities Initiative - Inside Princeton A letter to NEH on compliance with Trump orders (opinion) Inside Higher Ed College of Arts & Humanities Georgia Southern University Let’s appreciate the humanities more The Aggie Becoming secure in my humanities major The Massachusetts Daily Collegian Humanities at Princeton: Taking a Big Swing at Big Questions Princeton University Humanities Teaching Will Have to Adapt to AI RealClearEducation THE WEEKLY: Study to be human, not an employee Hillsdale Collegian Humanities and AI UC Irvine About Employing Humanities UC Santa Cruz Apply for an Experimental Humanities Grant The Daily | Case Western Reserve University St. Mary’s University to launch Medical Humanities Program St. Mary's University World Humanities Report, directed by UC Berkeley's Sara Guyer, warns of extinction risk to human knowledge UC Berkeley Opinion | Can the Humanities Survive AI? The Chronicle of Higher Education $4.8M Mellon Foundation grant opens internship opportunities for USF humanities students University of South Florida Humanities Institute Hosting Regional Grant Application Writing Workshop, Feb. 27 - Stony Brook News National Arts and Humanities Month 2024 National Endowment for the Arts How Humanities Classes Benefit Students in the Workplace and Combat Loneliness University of Connecticut Governor, First Lady Announce Recipients of Arts and Humanities Awards Georgia Department of Economic Development Opinion: No, the humanities are not dying out Press Herald Comparative lit class will be first in Humanities Division to use UCLA-developed AI system University of California How to Be a Humanities Concentrator Harvard Crimson Passage to the Future Program Prepares Humanities and Social Sciences Students for the Workforce CSUF News Mississippi State’s humanities series highlights power of local journalism Mississippi State Newsroom Why the Humanities Are Good for Getting Ahead Bowdoin College Humanities and social sciences prepare Kennesaw State students for universe of opportunities Kennesaw State University Stand Out To Ivy League Admissions Officers With These 3 Interdisciplinary Hooks In The Humanities Forbes Philosophy Major Retention Data Daily Nous Jackie DiBiasie-Sammons Honored as Humanities Teacher of the Year University of Mississippi | Ole Miss Kingston axes philosophy centre in humanities department shutdown Times Higher Education Can the Humanities Help Us Find Middle Ground? Jacksonville University School of Humanities and Sciences Azusa Pacific University Protecting the Liberal Arts and Humanities in American Higher Education Manhattan Institute Excessive careerism is leading us astray from the humanities The Daily Princetonian Virginia Humanities at UVA Wise Celebrates Opening Highland Cavalier How the humanities play a crucial role in current conversations Arizona State University (ASU) URI’s humanities lecture series expands discussion on ‘Sustaining Democracy’ this spring – Rhody Today The University of Rhode Island Where the Humanities Are Thriving The Chronicle of Higher Education UW Humanities Summit 2024 University of Wyoming News MNU Receives Humanities Kansas Grant MNU Newsroom World University Rankings by Subject 2025: Arts and Humanities Times Higher Education Annual Humanities Week returns with inspiring lineup of conversations, events Arizona State University (ASU) School needs more advanced humanities The Campanile Study arts and humanities because you love them (and so do employers, by the way) | Xaymaca Awoyungbo The Guardian Classes for the College Contrarian: Spring '25 Stanford Review Mellon Foundation Humanities Internship Grant Sees its First Impact for ODU Students Old Dominion University Tucson Humanities Festival will explore well-being University of Arizona News Humanities University of Illinois News The Oxford Comma: Hurrah for humanities! Tufts Daily The College of Arts and Sciences Launches a Minor in Business Humanities Seton Hall University News & Events Arts & Humanities at Amherst Amherst College A humanities link from Harvard to ASU Arizona State University (ASU) Salyers Named Teacher of the Year by Mississippi Humanities Council Southern Miss Now NEH lauds Vanderbilt’s Jon Meacham for humanities achievements Vanderbilt University News |
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