Humanities Institute

Black and white photo of Mahalia Jackson during a performance. A gold text box says "Why Mahalia Matters: Mahalia Jackson and the Politics of the Spirit." White text says "April 3. 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m." Photo credit is given to ETH-Bibliothek Zürich, Bildarchiv / Fotograf: Comet Photo AG (Zürich) / Com_L10-0125-0004/ CC BY-SA 4.0 via Commons.WikiMedia.org.

ASU Humanities Institute Celebrates the Legacy of Mahalia Jackson

Environment and sustainability

ASU Environmental Humanities Initiative is partner in Global Humanities Institute grant

April 23, 2020

Public domain image of "Oepidus and Antigone" painting by Charles Francois Jalabert from Wikimedia Commons.

Health and medicine

Cultures of health in a time of crisis

April 16, 2020

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Arts, humanities and education

ASU School of Music welcomes four internationally renowned artists in the arts, humanities for weeklong residency

February 05, 2020

handwritten letter in Spanish

Law, journalism and politics

3 lives, many letters, 1 friendship

January 23, 2020

Recovering the Humane in an Age of Dehumanization

Science and technology

Fellowship theme challenges the ‘Age of Dehumanization’

December 17, 2019

vinyl record playing on a Victrola

Environment and sustainability

Communing with the desert

October 03, 2019

"Porous Borders," by Julian Lim

Law, journalism and politics

ASU professor's book on U.S.-Mexico border wins humanities award

September 25, 2019

Painting by Gertrudes Chávez

Arts, humanities and education

Six new fellows to study 'Borders and Boundaries'

July 02, 2019

Photo of Facing Immigration II class in front of their mural they helped paint with Hugo Medina

Arts, humanities and education

Out of the classroom and into the community

May 24, 2019

ASU student watching sunset

Health and medicine

Young women with 'invisible' disabilities share their stories

May 09, 2019