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More Articles from Humanities Information: “History of Humanities” Celebrates a Decade of Publishing The University of Chicago Anthony B. Daniels aka Moose Harris, Arts & Humanities Business Polysmith Developing Lafayette - Only the Humanities Can Save the University from AI Public Discourse Research awards highlight CMDI’s focus on how art, humanities can empower progress University of Colorado Boulder Digital Humanities Series csuchico.edu Humanities Students Participate in Faculty-Led Research Inside Higher Ed America’s Humanities Councils Get a Lifeline Mellon Foundation Open Call: COEs Bridging Social Sciences, Humanities, Science and Technology Program (India) fundsforNGOs Humanities Symposium Loyola University Maryland Vanderbilt University, Humanities Tennessee to host 37th Southern Festival of Books Oct. 18–19 Vanderbilt University Humanities and Technology Ph.D. Salve Regina University College Uncovered: The Revenge of the Humanities The Hechinger Report Sale supports Idaho Humanities Council, honors late artist's legacy Coeur d'Alene Press This week in West Virginia history lincolnjournal.com NEH Announces $9.55 Million for 68 Humanities Projects National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) A Dissenting View from the Humanities on the AAUP’s Statement on Knowledge American Association of University Professors An Update on NEH Funding Priorities and the Agency’s Recent Implementation of Trump Administration Executive Orders National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) Hooking first-years on the arts and humanities Harvard Gazette Book plumbs AI’s potential to reinvigorate the humanities Cornell Chronicle Mellon Foundation Awards 14M+ for Humanities-Grounded Research and Curricular Projects Mellon Foundation Will the Humanities Survive Artificial Intelligence? The New Yorker Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences Kennesaw State University ‘Immersive and transformative’: UChicago’s master’s in arts and humanities University of Chicago News Humanities and AI UCI School of Humanities Southern Miss Launches Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub The University of Southern Mississippi Humanities College of Arts and Sciences | University of Cincinnati Opinion | This Is Who’s Really Driving the Decline in Interest in Liberal Arts Education The New York Times State Assemblymember honors The Humanities Institute UC Santa Cruz - News How some universities are trying to revive the humanities The Hechinger Report NEH Announces $22.6 Million for 219 Humanities Projects Nationwide National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) NEH Announces New Funding Opportunity to Support Research on the State and Impact of the Humanities National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) The “biomolecular humanities”? New challenges and perspectives ScienceDirect.com A Love Letter to The Humanities Harvard Independent Humanities at Princeton: Taking a Big Swing at Big Questions Princeton University COLUMN: Investigating the death of the humanities The State News Artificial Intelligence in the Humanities University of Washington, College of Arts and Sciences 2025 Plant Humanities Conversations: Plant Extinction & Resurrection New York Botanical Garden STUDENT VOICE: Humanities are in trouble in the state of Florida. We need a shift in culture The Hechinger Report Patrick Long named dean of the School of the Arts, Humanities Susquehanna University UChicago announces unified Division of the Arts & Humanities University of Chicago News Novel English class explores AI and the digital humanities St. Mary's University | San Antonio, Texas An Ousted Dean and the Future of the Humanities The Chronicle of Higher Education Why Engineers Still Need the Humanities IEEE Spectrum POV: The Cards Are Stacked against the Humanities Right Now | BU Today Boston University Krebs Humanities Scholars Lake Forest College Celebrating the Humanities at UC Santa Cruz UC Santa Cruz - News Why Social Sciences and Humanities Are Key to Developing Soft Skills for Success in Today’s Workforce Chapman Blogs Becoming secure in my humanities major Massachusetts Daily Collegian World Humanities Report, directed by UC Berkeley's Sara Guyer, warns of extinction risk to human knowledge Berkeley News Humanities at Work Preps Spartans for Real-World Applications of Their Majors The University of North Carolina at Greensboro Opinion: Why storytelling and the National Endowment for the Humanities matter, in Oregon and across the nation Oregon ArtsWatch Jason Coy Named Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences The College Today Books for advancing the humanities and affirming our shared humanity Princeton University Press Center for Humanities in Medicine in Arizona Mayo Clinic DORI announces 2025 Arts and Humanities Research Support Program Award recipients Wayne State University A Place to Be Oregon Humanities Chair of National Endowment for the Humanities Leaves at Trump’s ‘Direction’ The New York Times Trump Administration Moves to Cut Humanities Endowment The New York Times Mellon Foundation Announces $15 Million for Humanities Councils The New York Times Intersection of AI, humanities explored at university symposium Illinois State University News Lawsuit Against Humanities Endowment Offers Details on DOGE The New York Times The Decline and Fall of Humanities Yale Daily News Humanities program sparks creativity, curiosity for middle schoolers Virginia Tech News DOGE Demands Deep Cuts at Humanities Endowment The New York Times AJ Kim named 2025–26 Stanford Humanities Center Fellow San Diego State University How to Be a Humanities Concentrator The Harvard Crimson A Fragile Web Oregon Humanities President Biden Awards 2022 and 2023 National Humanities Medals National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) $4.8M Mellon Foundation grant opens internship opportunities for USF humanities students University of South Florida UC San Diego Humanities Scholars Make Sense of Complicated Histories UC San Diego Today New Humanities Council Selected for Iowa National Endowment for the Humanities (.gov) |
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