The Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences is proud to announce the new Mellon Foundation Humanities Collaboratory Fellowship. This fellowship provides doctoral graduate students at JHU the […]
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Sheridan Libraries Dean’s Undergraduate Research Awards, Co-Sponsored by the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute, – Accepting Applications Now Through March 9, 2018
Dean’s Undergraduate Research Awards (DURA) are available for students working on relevant humanities and social sciences research projects that specifically utilize primary source materials in the rare book, manuscript, and […]
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Opening Remarks from N.D.B. Connolly from Life Sentences
Read the opening remarks of the Life Sentences conference by Nathan Connolly, Herbert Baxter Adams Associate Professor of History at the Johns Hopkins University at Johns Hopkins University and co-host of the […]
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Life Sentences Conference Well Attended In Person and Online
Life Sentences: A Conference on Incarceration and the Humanities, held Nov. 9-10 at the Parkway Theatre, may have focused on the experience of people in Baltimore, but it's message resonated around the world. The conference received nearly 25,000 independent views online through livestream.
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Media Medica: Medicine and the Challenge of New Media
The Medicine & The Challenge of New Media Conference will be held October 27-28, 2017. Medicine never takes places in a vacuum. Patients become ill in the context of work and […]
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William Egginton appears on Maryland Humanities Podcast
Alexander Grass Humanities Institute Director, William Egginton, spoke with Maryland Humanities about the common questions faced by liberal arts majors and educators. These questions include how their education will serve […]
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Discovery Is…
Learn about the cutting edge faculty research taking place at Johns Hopkins University Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. Topics include Egyptian archaeology, African American authors, filmmaking, and sociological studies.
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Life Sentences: A Conference on Incarceration and the Humanities – 11/9-10
Please join us November 9 and 10 for a conference on incarceration and the humanities that will explore the impact of incarceration on the world of ideas, through special attention […]
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2018 JHU/AIAR Undergraduate Archaeological Fellowship
The Johns Hopkins University Albright Institute Undergraduate Archaeological Fellowship provides funding for a Johns Hopkins University undergraduate student to participate in an Albright Institute archaeological field school in Israel as […]
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How Chester B. Himes Became the Rage in Harlem, and Beyond
From The New York Times book review. In a 1942 essay for Opportunity, the journal of the Urban League, the novelist Chester B. Himes warned his readers, “The character of […]