It’s a question I keep seeing in faculty conversations on Twitter and elsewhere: Where are the examples of transformative online classes in the humanities? Academe has moved from the pedagogical ...

The humanities at the University of Chicago can never be contained within a final, completed form. They must be responsive to ...

Frank Antonson’s retirement from teaching was quickly approaching, and he knew his Humanities course was going to die. The public school in Pennsylvania where he had been teaching for 35 years had ...

Among the new faculty members who arrived at Yale this fall are seven humanities scholars in the Departments of African American Studies; Anthropology; English; Ethnicity, Race & Migration; Film & ...

If we ever needed the humanities, that time is now. Our undergraduates read much less serious fiction than did their predecessors. Most rarely encounter the fine arts, whether the visual or performing ...

Rather than focusing on the developing technology behind AI, the new center will rely on the university's English and ...

What skills does a graduate student need in order to disseminate knowledge and establish a professional profile for current and future job market? One answer is to offer a course designed to teach ...

UNCA's chancellor is willing to compromise students’ education due to a legislator’s alleged ignorance around the meaning of ...

While Harvard apparently worries that its educational programming is losing rigor to grade inflation and lax attendance norms ...

What weeks ago seemed unthinkable is now a reality for many professors: take all your courses online, suddenly and indefinitely, due to COVID-19. And while technical and other practical challenges ...

I would like to respond to John A. Flower’s essay on humanities teaching at what he calls “mass-market institutions” (“Liberal Arts and the Mass Market,” The Review, November 21). ... Although he no ...