Humanities in numbers (Jo Fox, Times Higher Education Supplement)
Augmenting the humanities to address current needs in the job market.
27
09, 2021
25
09, 2021
Finding Merlin (University of Bristol)
New detective work pieces together another view of the medieval wizard.
15
09, 2021
Re-thinking the meaning of health (Janelle S. Ayers, Cell)
Health is more than the absence of disease: a new understanding of remaining healthy.
13
09, 2021
Automatic failure (Kathryn Dill, Wall Street Journal)
How the algorithm of employment software cannot assess one's job history.
24
08, 2021
The chronic crisis of the humanities (Merve Emre and Len Gutkin, Chronicle of Higher Education)
That the humanities are always in crisis as part of their modern history.
19
08, 2021
Awakening the power of the humanities
Conveying the critical importance of the humanities for understanding ourselves and our place in the world.
10
08, 2021
Olympic training, old and new (Richard Fisher, BBC Future)
Understanding the virtues of ancient Greek Olympic training.
6
08, 2021
Reviving history in a time of crisis (James Hankins, Public Discourse)
That the Renaissance can live again, for our spiritual welfare.
1
08, 2021
What’s in a name, AI? (Christopher Mims, Wall Street Journal)
How the language we use to identify AI carries preconceptions and fosters misunderstanding.
21
07, 2021
For Your Eyes Only (Richard Fisher, BBC Future)
Discovering, and unlocking, old tricks that keep history hidden.