The discovery of previously lost, un-translated early modern manuscripts frequently forces scholars to re-evaluate established regional literary timelines. How do you approach adapting your course curricula when emerging archival discoveries complete...
Global linguistic diversity is declining rapidly, prompting a push for universities to actively participate in revitalizing endangered languages through community-engaged research. According to research on language sustainability from the Linguistic ...
As academic publishing evolves, many humanities departments are debating whether digital interactive media, curated online archives, or scholarly podcasts should carry the same weight as traditional print monographs for tenure and promotion. How are ...
The decline of secondary language enrollment globally is reshaping how we approach world literature. In an increasingly English-centric academic publishing world, how can faculty maintain the integrity of non-Western literary traditions without defau...
As universities digitize indigenous artifacts, questions arise regarding who controls the digital lifecycle of sacred objects. How should international humanities departments balance the goal of global open access with the cultural sovereignty of the...
The dominance of English as the lingua franca of international academic publishing often forces humanities scholars to translate nuanced, culturally specific concepts into a Western framework. Should higher education institutions move toward a pluril...
As more cultural heritage sites face physical destruction from conflict or climate change, the responsibility for their digital preservation often falls to private tech corporations. To what extent does the corporate ownership of digital cultural twi...
According to the 2026 Tyton Partners Higher Ed Trends Report, 2026 marks the first year of a 15-year decline in traditional undergraduate enrollment, a math problem that is forcing institutions to shift from standalone humanities majors to Interdisci...
New research from the Center for Mobilizing Post-Anthropocentric Climate Action (PACA) is exploring Solastalgia—the distress caused by environmental change in one's home environment.The Question: How do short-form creative arts (like flash fiction or...
The GLOBALISE Conference (took place in Amsterdam, March 3–6, 2026) showcased how to un-build colonial archives. By using machine-readable transcriptions on the Dutch East India Company (VOC) archives, researchers are shifting the focus away from Eur...
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