A college major in a subject like finance or computer science is often touted as the ticket to a well-paying position in good times and bad, and

In a New York Times guest essay Aneesh Raman and Maria Flynn argue that in the era of generative AI, uniquely human skills like collaboration

Retired member of the CIA's Senior Analytic Service Andrew Skit Gilmour argues humanities education necessary to understanding contemporary national

Eastside Preparatory Senior Evan Carr discusses the importance of the humanities in secondary education, and the cost of pushing STEM above all else

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"Students are turning to the arts and humanities as a way to make sense of our current moment," says Berkeley's arts and humanities Dean Sara Guyer

At UW, students are increasingly choosing to pursue degrees in humanities disciplines.

As co-founder of Noveltease Theatre, Stevi Costa (PhD, English) offers fresh takes on beloved books through burlesque.

Read how 2022 graduate Will Sanchez applies his Comparative History of Ideas education to build networks with leaders in nonprofit, tech, and

Professor Sam Jaffee (Spanish & Portuguese Studies) has won a Distinguished Teaching Award in the 2022 UW Awards of Excellence. Congratulations, Sam!

Many Ukrainians have grown up only speaking Russian. With war raging, a question looms: how important is language to national identity? Can a citizen

The University of Washington ranks No. 25 in the world, or fifth among U.S. public institutions for student experience, faculty prestige and quality

The UW Junior, whose activism as a student athlete has increased visibility of the devastating cycles of victimization faced by Indigenous women, will

Washington's Bainbridge Island was an established and growing Japanese American farming community before WWII. This article pays tribute to Akio

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