By Brian Goodman. In the wake of Viktor Orbán’s defeat, Budapest’s postliberals face end times.

Artificial intelligence is forcing colleges to reconsider what exactly they want students to learn — and how to measure it.

ACLS invites scholars and advocates to make a case for disciplines and research in the humanities and social sciences on social media.

“In the last decade or so scholars in the humanities have increasingly begun to theorize how we might think about neurodivergence, and neurological difference more generally, in the historical past.”

Why do we love a good mystery? Is it because of the brilliant detectives, perfect crimes, unreliable witnesses, femmes fatale, criminal masterminds, spies, t...

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Safiya Sinclair has always had a way with words.Her debut poetry collection, “Cannibal,” won a Whiting Award for poetry in 2016. Her 2023 memoir, “How to Say Babylon,” was described by more than one reviewer as a “tour de force.”

Taymor's film about Steinem—'The Glorias'—shows the complexities of many different yet united women, who form the backbone of a movement for peace, freedom and equality.

The National Book Festival brought together two greats — Ann Patchett and Tayari Jones — listen in on part of their conversation about writing!

SoFloPoJo South Florida Poetry Journal is an online literary journal established in 2016 that publishes poetry, flash fiction, essays, interviews, art, photography, and reviews. There are no submission fees or paywalls

ASU Project Humanities will host its 13th annual Hacks for Humanity: Hacking for the Social Good from Oct. 9–11 at the Memorial Union on ASU’s Tempe campus.

Before they were actors, athletes, businesspeople and leaders, they were ASU students. See which stars attended the university before stepping onto larger stages. Ludwig Ahgren, ’17 BA in English (literature) and journalism — YouTuber with several million subscribersRoger Allers, ’71 BFA — filmmaker, co-directed “The Lion King”

uiowapress on July 23, 2026: "🏆 Announcing the winners of the Iowa Poetry Prize! Please join us in congratulating: ✨ Katie Berta, winner for collective ✨ Christine Byrne, winner for Opera Selected by judge Brenda Shaughnessy, these extraordinary collections explore everything from connection, identity, and belonging to grief, inheritance, and survival. Of collective, Shaughnessy writes: "This book isn't made of paper, it's made of hinge, fore-edge, and ocular field." Of Opera: "What a drama, what a tragedy, what beauty and glory... an ecstatic song of survival." Give our winners a...

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It’s time to dust off that story draft that’s been smooshed in the back of your sock drawer.Aspiring writers can now access guidance from established, internationally recognized teachers from almost anywhere in the world in a new degree program offered by Arizona State University’s Department of English. The degree will enroll its first cohort this fall.

Navajo Code Talkers are being honored in a longstanding national day of recognition. Thomas H. Begay is one of the last living Code Talkers and will be among those expected to gather Friday in Phoenix to honor their vital role in the outcome of World War II.

There was a 1958 film called “A Night to Remember” before the 1997 James Cameron blockbuster, a Tony Award winning musical and countless books. And, now you can immerse yourself in the disaster in a whole new way. “Titanic: Immersive Voyage” opened in Old Town Scottsdale last month.

The family members came in first, taking their seats inside the Katzin Concert Hall on Friday as they clutched bouquets of flowers and awaited a moment they will forever hold tightly.Their sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, grandsons and granddaughters, 36 in all, would so…

Nineteen Arizona State University students and recent graduates have received Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards for the 2026–27 academic year, earning opportunities to conduct research, pursue graduate study and teach English in countries across Europe, Asia, South America and beyond.

A caretaker finds solace in TV, until she discovers a channel featuring a woman who looks and acts just like her, living a far more liberated life in Isle McElroy’s ‘Satellite.’ See the cover here.

The study abroad program immerses students in the culture, biodiversity and more in Costa Rica.

The Southern or Boston accent is easy to spot. But what about the Arizona accent? Valley 101 finds out more about the "Arizona mumble."

My debut novel, The House That Eats the Dead comes out mid-August of 2026. On release day, I’ll be forty-four, which sounds old for a rookie novelist. 

YUMA, Ariz. — The Arizona Local News Foundation is proud to celebrate a major achievement by one of its funded journalists. Sisko J. Stargazer, Education Solutions Reporter at KAWC in Yuma, has earned First Place in Digital Writing from the Public Media Journalists Association (PMJA), one of the nation's leading organizations honoring excellence in public