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The Magic of the Humanities
by Nina Cook, 26, Graduate Student at Rice University
Aesthetic Sensibilities and Property Management
by David Bruce Smith, Founding Father of the Grateful American™ Foundation
Feeling the American Revolution
by Steve Oreskovic, Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District
Votes for Women at Mystic Seaport
by Katie Schinabeck
A Personal Perspective on Journalism in the 20th Century
by Betty Debnam, journalist and founder of the Mini Page
Unlocking the Code
by Kathryn Bentley, Arts & Science Council
The World from My View
by Megan Webster, Educator
Learning to Sing Stories
by Juan Felipe Herrera, performance artist, activist, and U.S. Poet Laureate in 2015
“I saw, in Stephen Dedalus, myself.”
by William Ferris, former Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities
Without Words
by Christina Lohry, Chantilly Montessori School, Charlotte, NC
Statues and the Shapeshifting of History
by Julia Nguyen, historian and grant-maker
The Role of the Individual versus an Intellectual Aristocracy
by Stephen Miller, 48, Philosophy Teacher
The Second Shelf and Beyond
by Kathryn Hill, President, The Levine Museum of the New South
Are we Important?
by John Cleary, 60, Associate Professor of Philosophy
Transformative Literature
by David Denby, author, journalist, film critic
My Front Porch Looking In
by Zachary Fine, 19, Student
Algorithms in Funk Music
by Nettrice Gaskins, artist, researcher, educator
Here I Am
by Sydney, 21, student
How MTV Helped End Apartheid
by Patrick Touart, born 1973, public school teacher, Pittsylvania County Virginia
humanity without The Humanities
by Samia Rab Kirchner, 57, Associate Professor of Architecture at Morgan State University
Be What You Want to Be
by Jingyi Li
Letter from My Grandfather
by Ina Dixon, History United
9/11 Shaped My Career
by Carly Hill, 34, teacher
Water Is Life: Thousands Have Lived Without Love, Not One Without Water
by Lisa Coates, PhD and Teacher Leader
Spellbound by a Sleeper
by Dave Wilson, lead singer-songwriter of bluegrass group Chatham County Line
Literature and Its Worlds of Possibility
by Emily Coccia, the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress
The Only Person of Color in the Room
by Betty Reid Soskin, U.S. National Park Service Ranger
From the Pequod to the Oil Fields
by James Hackett, CEO, Alta Mesa Resources
“For the Sake of a Cloud”
by Skye Shirley, age 28, Latin Teacher in Boston, MA
The world we live in isn't as big as you may think
by George, 21, student