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Grammy winner and folklorist Bill Ferris

Confronting grand social challenges with humanities

State Historical Society makes more issues of historical newspapers available online

Remembering Anne Firor Scott

The National Endowment for the Humanities comes to North Texas bearing gifts — to preserve history

Documenting traditions: BGSU gets grant for library work with Islamic Center

Root Words story gathering begins second year

Designs on the Future

Invitation to the 2019 ODH Project Directors Meeting

Quilt Art Program

CCAI presents reading by Reno veteran Cage

Monsters & Myths: Surrealism and War in the 1930s and 1940s

Novel hand-held tool detects, maps and monitors destructive pimple-like protrusions in precious works of art

OU Humanities Forum to host workshop, lecture with National Endowment for the Humanities

Butte Archives: Time to highlight German, Jewish, Finnish, Hispanic        

Exhibit takes different look at Native art

Who Was Clara Barton?

Cast of “Matewan” lines up in support of Blair Centennial Project

‘Beyond Sacred’ To Reveal ‘Intensely Poignant’ Experiences Of Muslims, Post-9/11

Local LGBT history explored in ‘Stories of Summer’ exhibit

Preserving the American Black Journal

Expand the Field with the IATDH Program

Challenging America in Alaska: The “Heart and Soul of Juneau”

Library hosts screening of award-winning film ‘John Laurens War’

Woman’s writing gives insight into world of combat service

NW Asian American Theatre comes back to life in digital project

The Slave Who Mailed Himself to Freedom

Kevin Willmott, other KU faculty to make documentary exploring the life of Langston Hughes

Connecticut WWII-era newspapers offer view of black life

Butte's ethnic communities invited to tell stories of family heritage