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Pratt Museum unveils face lift

The Way Things Worked

Historic Hudson Valley Launches Groundbreaking Interactive Documentary ‘People Not Property’

'Return to Normalcy' exhibit

NEH Chairman Jon Peede On Building 'Cultural Infrastructure'

UTRGV programs will incorporate local history into curricula

Early Exploration, the War of 1812, and the First U.S. Gov. Initiatives

Reynolda Announces Summer at Reynolda, Featuring Live Music, Outdoor Films, New Exhibits

National Endowment for the Humanities Supports New Hastings Center Project on Disability, Technology, and Flourishing

Alison Nikitopoulos, English teacher at Midland, selected as national summer scholar

Local teacher receives national recognition

New Data Platform Illuminates History of Human Environmental Impact

New data platform illuminates history of humans’ environmental impact

UNL project illustrates history of slaves suing for their freedom

Shepherd to offer Master of Arts in Appalachian studies beginning fall 2019

Endowment leader finds his passion in humanities

American Icons: 2001: A Space Odyssey

Coining New Words Key to Revitalizing Native American Languages

L&C Honors College students display knowledge at expo

Manheim Township teacher selected for Henry Ford Workshops

Marlboro College Professor to give presentation on race

Thirteen New Language Grants Awarded Through the First Nations’ Native Language Immersion Initiative

The Politics of Confederate and Civil Rights Monuments at AH Historical Society

Federal Cultural Agency Leaders to Hold Rhode Island Meeting

New Art Event Wants Visitors To Think Differently About Veterans

“Explore Hemingway”

Faculty Awarded Prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities Connections Grant

Foundation donates $200,000 to Georgia Historical Society

Chapman Center for Rural Studies New Program