Silos are out. Integration is in. And the humanities are here to stay.
News
9 years ago
In case you missed it, The Chronical of Education recently featured Africana Studies Professor Bryan Carter and his unique approach to introducing students to the Harlem Renaissance. Using the latest technology such as avatars, 3D glasses and green...
9 years ago
In honor of National Poetry Month, UA News recently featured the College of Humanities' very own Poetry Center as it participates in the largest literary celebration in the world. Home to one of the largest special collections of contemporary poetry...
9 years ago
A Buddhist studies minor will be available starting in the fall, and it will draw from the University's existing expertise in religious studies, East Asian studies, Chinese and Japanese Buddhism, and South Asian religions.
9 years ago
“Why would anyone want to double major in the humanities and in the hard sciences?”
9 years ago
Two outstanding Africana Studies students, Kelsey McGee and Desiree Ranshaw, have each been awarded a scholarship worth $8,500 to go toward their study abroad program in South Africa and Swaziland this summer. After a competitive selection process,...
9 years ago
Did you catch Professor Philip Gabriel on Arizona Spotlight on February 13th? If not, be sure to listen to the podcast on Arizona Spotlight and hear as he shares his experience translating a number of Haruki Murakami's works. His passion for...
9 years ago
Influential. Distinguished. Respected. Devoted. These are just some of the words used to describe Professor Malcolm Compitello, the Head of the Spanish and Portuguese Department, and recent recipient of the prestigious Association of Departments of...
9 years ago
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10 years ago
"What do technologies like geo-tagging, informatics and augmented realities have to do with humanities?
Everything, according to faculty members at the University of Arizona College of Humanities."
Read the complete UANews story here.
10 years ago
Congratulations to all College of Humanities students who received academic distinction for the 2012/2013 academic year!
Academic Year Highest Academic Distinction
2012/2013
Academic Year Academic Distinction
2012/2013
12 years ago
The Humanities Seminars Program is one of the many ways our college stays active during the summer. HSP is offering five course this summer, and there's still room availble in four:
12 years ago
12 years ago
Cecilia Vicuña is one of many talented and fascinating writers, artists, and thinkers who will be participating in the Poetry Center's third international, biennial symposium, Poetry Off the Page.
Read an interview, featured on the UA homepage,...
12 years ago
On April 3, the Center for the Art of Translation in San Francisco welcomed a large crowd to hear Dr. Philip Gabriel and his co-translator, Jay Rubin, to discuss translating Haruki Murakami. They've created a podcast of this event, which you can...
12 years ago
"What immediately comes to mind when you think of the University of Arizona Poetry Center? Probably that the space is for poetry and experienced poets.
"But this could not be further from the truth. By visiting the space, the interplay among poetry...
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