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Associate Professor Namiko Kunimoto named a Global Arts + Humanities Fellow
Associate Professor Namiko Kunimoto has been selected as a member of the Global Arts + Humanities Society of Fellows for the 2024-2025 academic year. Her project situates the Japanese Empire as a…
Congratulations to our 2023-2024 Award Winners!
The 2023-2024 College of Arts and Sciences award winners have been announced! We are so proud of each of our affiliated faculty and graduate students for their incredible accomplishments this year…
2023-2024 Student Award Winners
At the April 16 end-of-year celebration, the Humanities Insitute's center directors announced their award winners for the academic year. Undergraduate and graduate students were present to receive…
Humanities Institute Research Connector Database
The Humanities Institute has developed a research connector tool to create links between faculty, staff and students affiliated with the arts and humanities at Ohio State. A keyword-based…
CSR's Spring 2024 Visiting Scholars Initiative
The Center for the Study of Religion is excited to launch a new visiting scholar program for Spring 2024. This ongoing initiative aims to support contingent and independent scholars by bringing…
'What stuff 'tis made of': The Material History of Lord Denney's Players Exhibition
Each semester, the Humanities Institute hosts a rotating mini-exhibition of material culture curated by our center leaders and students. This semester features "'What stuff 'tis made of': The…
Brutus Calavera Coloring Contest Winners
Congratulations to our winners in the Brutus Calavera coloring contest: Cooper M., Eda H., Juliana R., Brady B., Emily O., Jaxson R., Lucy P., Anika L., Carley P., and Janea M.!!!
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Working Group: Feminist Science and Technology Studies
The Humanities Institute welcomes a new working group to the Collaboratory: Feminist Science and Technology Studies (STS) and Social Justice Working Group. This group aims to function as a “…
National Researchers Weigh in on Future of AI at OSU Symposium
Technological breakthroughs should include safeguards, scholars sayChris BourneaOhio State News
Scholars from across the country in multiple disciplines discussed the future of artificial…