News — Princeton University Humanities Council

September 13, 2023

Fall Journalism Talks Focus on War Reporting, International Free Speech, and Reproductive Rights

May 12, 2023

2023-24 Visiting Professors in the Program in Journalism Announced

March 21, 2023

Acting Council Chair Discusses History of Indoctrination in Florida Schools

April 6, 2022

Program in Journalism Announces 2022-2023 Visiting Professors

February 16, 2022

University Homepage Spotlights New ASL Courses, Expanded Focus on Disability and Accessibility

February 16, 2022

Discovery Research Magazine Highlights Virtual Seminar Series on Medieval Origins of Modern Racism

February 9, 2022

Film Studies Announces 2022 Lecture Series

February 7, 2022

Spring Journalism Events Focus on Democracy, Free Press, and Political Unrest

Photo of Maria Ressa being arrested

December 20, 2021

Professors in Linguistics Discuss Expansion of the ASL Program

September 27, 2021

Albert Raboteau, a ‘Towering Figure’ in African American Religious History, Dies at 78

September 7, 2021

REACTIVATING MEMORY Magic Project Marks Centennial of Shuffle Along, Tulsa Race Massacre

August 31, 2021

Council-supported FLAME project tracks over 400 years of coins

August 18, 2021

African Humanities Folkloric Project Awarded Two Major NEH Grants

Wendy Belcher

July 27, 2021

Magic Project Collaboration Receives Dean for Research Innovation Funding

July 20, 2021

Certificate Student Villaruz’s Seminar Paper Accepted for Publication

June 24, 2021

Video: Medieval Studies online seminar series and events

June 1, 2021

Congratulations to Medieval Studies Class of 2021!

May 26, 2021

Congratulations to the Linguistics Class of 2021!

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