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Toni Morrison Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author And Nobel Laureate Dies At 88

Sewanee workshop to guide priests grappling with Confederate symbols in their parishes

‘Words on the Water’ features stories of the Abenaki

Remembering Toni Morrison

Vietnam oral histories to become more accessible

Frist Art Museum Presents Groundbreaking Exhibition "Hearts of Our People: Native Women Artists" September 27, 2019-January 12, 2020

Bowdoin’s Jean Yarbrough Appointed to National Council on the Humanities

Odyssey Project offers new class location at Austin Town Hall

Sixteen New Members Confirmed to the National Council on the Humanities

New Documentary Focuses on Ursula K. Le Guin

Cummer Museum announces completion of $1.3 million garden reconstruction

Dialogue and Digital Storytelling for Intergroup Solidarity

Mary Anne Carter Confirmed as Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts

Historian to talk horse history at Jackson Hole Historical Society

"Hephaestus: the Myth and the Musical" - a Music Theatre of Madison event

Asian Americans Documentary Series Announced by PBS and WETA

Challenge grant, donations set stage for campus upgrades at Roanoke College

Event focus on preservation, restoration of historical artifacts

College faculty complete seminar ‘Problems in the Encounter Between College & Prison’ in Potsdam

Long-serving director Michael Gillette to leave Humanities Texas

Oral histories help community reflect on disasters

Film News Roundup

Hard lessons at Teaching Black History Conference

Rep. Demings announces grant opportunities and awards

Local teachers study with distinguished scholars at UT

New curriculum will focus on philosophy of artificial intelligence

NSU partners to host cultural & historical preservation event

Was labor unrest at the stockyards to blame for the violence that erupted into the 1919 race riots?

Emancipation Days highlights Harriet Tubman's visits to Peterboro

Of Wheelmen, the New Woman, and Good Roads: Bicycling in Vermont, 1880-1920