College knowledge and computers (Robert Shiller, NYT, May 23, 2015)
A college education should be "broad and general," providing "complex communication skills and expert knowledge."
A college education should be "broad and general," providing "complex communication skills and expert knowledge."
The humanities have a PR problem
“Crisis” and “decline” are the words of the day in discussions of the humanities. A primary stimulus for the concern is a startling factoid: only 8 percent of undergraduates major in humanities. But this figure is misleading.
How Pushkin's poetry may be worth more than shoes.
Like a consumptive protagonist in a Victorian novel, the humanities have been dying for a long, long time.
With the Death of the Humanities Why professors, librarians, and politicians are shunning liberal arts in the name of STEM