A University of California, Irvine dean lays out four ways the humanities will help us create and manage change in our world in the future.

The university president has tapped into discretionary donor funds to create awards that support productive arts and humanities faculty members.

In order to teach students how to critically evaluate sources, we need to reflect on motivated reasoning—including our own.

Shifting the measures from cost and future income to available aid and economic mobility, liberal arts education looks like a better deal.

African Americans carry higher levels of higher education debt than other groups, aggravating inequities they already face during and after school.

The university will distribute $2 million to faculty-led arts and humanities projects that will prove the positive impact of their disciplines.

When students pull out their laptops during class, are they opening a window of opportunity or opening themselves up to distraction?

Veterans at one community college grapple with their own experiences of war by studying soldiers’ narratives throughout history.

Administrators debate whether rebranding the name and revamping the mission will help improve public opinion of the liberal arts.

At Connecticut College, foreign language students will now receive funding to apply their linguistic training in diverse fields in the US and abroad.