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In Their Own Words: The Ancient Egyptians

Humanity in Perspective Information Session

John G. Fee: Abolitionist Chautauqua

Teaching teachers Alabama’s civil rights stories

Faculty attend National Endowment for the Humanities conference

The Power of Microhistory: An Interview with Bancroft Prize Winner Douglas Winiarski

Jewish life below the Mason-Dixon line

Cummer Museum Announces Completion of $1.3 Million Garden Reconstruction

Father Columba Stewart Will Give Jefferson Lecture

Professors awarded NEH summer research stipends

Murray students make history in Washington D.C.

Father Columba Stewart Named the 2019 Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities

National Endowment for the Humanities Grant Supports Major Exhibition of Buddhist Ritual Art at Holy Cross

International Team Collaborating to Digitize Faulkner’s World

An Eastsider's Perspective

Meet the team from the Myaamia Center, the host of the @NativeLangsTech Twitter account for July 18-24     

Obit - Myron Marty, former deputy director of education programs at National Endowment for the Humanities  

NEH Seeks Proposals for National Convenings on the State of American History and Civics Education

Marvelwood teacher explores Thomas Jefferson in his home

Teachers from across U.S. visit Selma

Chesterfield County Public Libraries, Library of Virginia take part in NEH programs

Veterans Journal: Humanities program open to all veterans

Portland exhibit highlights Waldo County art history

Humanities on the Move: NEH projects around the country, July through September 2019

New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center lands prestigious NEH Grant

Wilkinson County mounds to be part of new exhibit at Woodville museum

House approves $383 billion spending package

East Brunswick teacher will participate in Holocaust education conference

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