Advising Students for Humanities Success and Beyond
A webinar that presents a new advising strategy and tool for undergraduate students
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11, 2026
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03, 2025
Rolling humanities (Humanities Indicators)
Rolling humanities: new data show how students choose a humanities major during their college years, if not at the outset. From the study: In recent years, the Humanities Indicators staff has received numerous questions about whether college students who start a humanities degree are more or less likely to finish it than those who [...]
10
06, 2023
Entertaining diversity with great books (Andrew Delbanco, Wall Street Journal)
How the humanities can foster diversity by discussing great books.
5
10, 2020
The suitcase of knowledge ( G. Mangiapane and A. Parrinello, Reuters)
At 96, a college graduate receives high honors in history and philosophy.
27
05, 2020
Hawks and Yawps (Thomas Herron)
Humanities, and humanity, on campuses deserted on account of coronavirus.
17
03, 2020
The shift (Maya Lewellyn)
Making shift at the time of coronavirus in Alabama.
30
09, 2019
The humanities of design thinking (J. Nesteruk and J. W. Martin, Inside Higher Ed)
Cutting-edge approaches in design thinking are enriched by the humanities.
27
06, 2019
Follow the money: what college students wish they had done differently (Catey Hill, MarketWatch)
College students pay attention to the costs and benefits of their majors, including humanities.
30
08, 2016
Sifting through and sifting out: ways employers are testing the college degree (Ryan Craig, EdSurge)
Sifting through and sifting out: ways employers are testing the college degree. Do employers (and students) expect too much from university education, or too little? From the article: According to the Gallup-Lumina survey, only 11 percent of employers think graduating students have the skills that their businesses need. It’s not as though degree holders are only falling [...]