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Humanities See Drop in Students, Fordham Follows National Trend

CSUF’s oral history center celebrates 50 years of sharing stories

Challenging America to Strengthen Access to the Humanities

Cape Henlopen State Park to host World War I Mobile Museum

Houston mural restoration on hold as roof needs repairs

Idaho Humanities Council awards $115,000 in grants

College receives $100,000 NEH grant to complete long-term, global project on Kierkegaard

Harwich students study individual stories of Pilgrims, Wampanoag

Drinkwater Swanson’s mural a bridge to Perry’s past, future

Pell Center issues statement on the centennial of Claiborne Pell’s birth

Repairs to historic John Biggers mural on hold, roof repair funds needed

Emily Dickinson Museum moving forward with renovation plans

Sioux City Public Museum opens 'The Power of Children' exhibit

Fighting a 'Just War' in the Age of Drones

Owens Thomas House and Slave Quarters to unveil new exhibit

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Preparing a Strong Environmental Scan

Civil rights imagery exhibit opens at BCMM

Wonderful and horrible things to tell: Nevada County veterans among the Meuse-Argonne Offensive

UWF takes special pride in military community

Kentucky Book Fair, an iconic statewide event, to feature 180+ authors at KY Horse Park Nov. 17

Fall Festival of Shakespeare celebrates 30 years

Mason among top 10 universities awarded NEH funding in the last 10 years

Award-winning new documentary, 'hillbilly' gives fresh, diverse look at Appalachia

Social change, in verse and chorus: Sequim musician, band puts cultural lessons to song in Humanities Washington series

Witness in the Era of Mass Incarceration

Nationally touring exhibition on prohibition opens

Accounts of the Armistice

From King Tut to Madame John’s Legacy, NEH leaves its mark on Louisiana

Tribal Justice

Vietnam veteran to speak on 'Value of the Veteran Voice' November 12