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Warner presents $1.5 million check, discusses AI at Randolph College
12+ hour, 41+ min ago (266+ words) U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., presented Randolph College leaders with a $1.5 million check in federal STEM funding and discussed artificial intelligence in higher education with members of the campus community. Randolph College Provost Tim Smith discusses U.S. Sen. Mark Warner’s efforts in…...
Nixa graduate selected for 2026 AP Art and Design exhibit - Christian County Headliner News
18+ hour, 41+ min ago (107+ words) Nixa graduate selected for 2026 AP Art and Design exhibit Christian County Headliner News Nixa graduate selected for 2026 AP Art and Design exhibit Erin Cho, a 2026 graduate, studied AP art and design while at Nixa High School and has been selected…...
'The 3 Degrees of Why: Moving Beyond Positions to the Stories That Shape Us' Oct. 20
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (127+ words) As part of the fall 2026 Schemel Forum, a collaborative program with the Slattery Center for Ignatian Communities will feature culture strategist, dialogue facilitator and speaker Peace Ike. A free presentation and discussion, "The 3 Degrees of Why: Moving Beyond Positions to…...
Center for the Humanities hosts first Humanities Week
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (396+ words) Media Contact: Jordan Bishop | Editor, Department of Brand Management | 405-744-7193 | [email protected] The Helmerich Browsing Room was filled with activity on Thursday. Students, faculty and staff took their seats and made room for new arrivals. Attendees pulled out notebooks and held pens…...
The Ivory Tower Under Fire: Why Philosophy Still Matters in Wartime
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (497+ words) Tuesday 13 October 2026 The temptation is therefore to conclude that philosophy is a luxury of peace. This conclusion is profoundly mistaken because the horrors of war reveal precisely why humanity needs its philosophers, including those who inhabit the proverbial ivory towers…...
Bioengineer by day, philosopher by night
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (132+ words) 🎓 Find out more about CCEB's undergraduate programmes here. Demonstrating exceptional academic versatility, CCEB's bioengineering alumnus, Sarvagya Bhatnagar, earned a top spot as Regional Winner for the subject of Philosophy at the 2026 Global Undergraduate Awards. His award-winning work highlights how interdisciplinary…...
Virginia Humanities Grants to Cultural Organizations
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (723+ words) Landscapes of Legacy: A Digital Humanities Initiative Connecting Place, Memory, and Community Christiansburg Institute Inc. ($15000) Christiansburg,VA Support to expand and enhance the African American Legacy Tour, a digital humanities initiative that documents and interprets historic African American sites across…...
Gaines Center seeking nominations for Outstanding Lecture in the Humanities
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (412+ words) LEXINGTON, Ky. (Oct. 13, 2026) — The Gaines Center for the Humanities is now accepting nominations and self-nominations for the third annual Lecture for Outstanding Research in the Humanities. This opportunity recognizes advances in the humanities by early career scholars at the University…...
The Future Currency of Achievement in Human Philosophy
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (684+ words) News for & about the philosophy profession “What do we lose if LLMs kill the journal system? Nothing but some heavy ass chains, and a few weak heuristics for assessing CVs quickly that were never worth the outrageous amounts of time…...