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From pre-game rituals to the Hall of Fame, scholars Terry Shoemaker and Randall Balmer explored the connection between sport and religion during a conversation hosted by (HI), the Humanities Institute at ASU in Tempe. Anne-Marie has more: cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2024/10/23/ari…
Have you written a book? Is it… ✅ written in English ✅ published between 2023-24 ✅ written or co-written by an ASU faculty member Then you could be this year's Book Award Winner! Read the full guidelines and submit by February 17 at 11:59 p.m.: humanitiesinstitute.asu.edu/grants-awards/…
my 1st in person book event! thanks to an invite from Victoria Jackson and (HI), the Humanities Institute at ASU, i’m in the beautiful desert tonight at 5:30 if you’re in town, join me and Hamza Abdullah to chat about all things 🏈 and brotherhood given *everything*, we’ll have lots to talk about!
Kicking off the semester strong! Thanks to Tracie Canada (traciecanada.bsky.social) and Hamza Abdullah for leading a fantastic panel on brotherhood in American football and to Lisa Lucas (Lisa Lucas) and Kirby Kim for an insightful discussion on academic and trade publishing. humanitiesinstitute.asu.edu/events
Did you know that today is Random Acts of Kindness Day? Cheshire Calhoun (SHPRS at ASU ) was recently featured on KJZZ to discuss her work on kindness, which is part of the positive moral philosophy project that we are proud to have helped fund. Listen: kjzz.org/the-show/2025-…
Strong academic writing can change the conversation. Make a greater impact with yours! Join us for The Future of Graduate Education and the Power of Meaningful Academic Writing on February 27, featuring scholar Leonard Cassuto (Leonard Cassuto). Learn more at asuevents.asu.edu/event/future-g…
"People in the humanities are equipped to pursue the widest range of vocations," says Paula Krebs in her talk (HI), the Humanities Institute at ASU.
Last week, scholar Leonard Cassuto (Leonard Cassuto) gave a fantastic presentation on the importance of accessible academic writing. Making careful use of jargon and thoughtfully guiding readers through a narrative, academic writing makes an impact when we write as if readers matter.
