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The U-M Institute for the Humanities is a center for innovative, collaborative work in the humanities and arts.
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International Inst. 3 h
conference TODAY livestream starts at 9am. Be part of the conversation panel schedule & livestream link:
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Preeti Malani 24. 10.
Lighting up the streets of with 10,000 illuminated books. Thank you for making this magical display possible.
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Destination Ann Arbor 18 h
lit up Liberty street yesterday evening - did you get a chance to witness this public art installation? If not, here's a snapshot of this impressive event
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Arts at Michigan 2 h
Stop by one of 17 pickup locations on campus to grab a - can swap them for a FREE ticket to 's Arsenic and Old Lace this weekend!
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UofMAfrica 4 h
TODAY 10/25 :30PM: Justin Brown (U. of Cape Town) will be presenting on behalf of at the ’s Indigenous Language Conference. Watch it live:
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Rachel Rohr 23. 10.
Looking forward to being part of this conversation tomorrow with , , and . 👇
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Eric Smith 24. 10.
Right now there’s an art installation called Literature vs. Traffic in downtown Ann Arbor, and I’ve never felt like art was made for me until this moment:
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Angela Dillard 24. 10.
Because Trolls Suck & Humanists are Cool: "High Stakes Culture" series . Join conversation on reimagining platforms with co-founders fellow Rachel Rohr and prof Megan Ankerson. I'm moderating & hate trolls!
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Umich Humanities 24. 10.
✨✨Don't miss it!✨✨ Our next High Stakes Culture event: Troll Nation (ง •̀_•́)ง is TODAY! Join & , co-founders of Swaay, Inc. and fellow faculty as they discuss how can reimagine digital platforms.
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Umich Humanities 23. 10.
“Like a million shining stars” -the wise words of a six year old
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umichARTS & Culture 23. 10.
At dusk tonight, "Literature vs. Traffic" will make Liberty Street glow with 10,000 illuminated books. invited Luzinterruptus, an anonymous Spanish art collective, to create the magical installation in downtown :
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Angela Dillard 23. 10.
Humanists vs Trolls! High Stakes Culture Series continues tomorrow night with and others
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Umich Humanities 23. 10.
"Growth mindset," the idea that our interests can be developed and evolve over time, calls for a cross-disciplinary approach to problem-solving through humanities and science and may lead to more innovation. Read more:
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Umich Humanities 23. 10.
REMINDER: We’re shutting down Liberty Street between State and Maynard TODAY. Come join us from 5-11pm!
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Umich Humanities 22. 10.
Check out this podcast by , one of the panelists featured in our High Stakes Culture Series, on October 24th!
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Daniel Burke 9. 9.
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Umich Humanities 22. 10.
How do buildings frame 📚? How do stories shape 🌇? Keith Mitnick, a 2018-19 Fellow, talks , & TOMORROW for the next installment of our FellowSpeak Series!
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umichARTS & Culture 22. 10.
Tomorrow, Dr. David Pilgrim will discuss the origins of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia, its segregation era artifacts, and its mission to use these objects of intolerance to teach tolerance at :
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Library of Congress 22. 10.
Check out an interview with Inupiaq poet Joan Naviyuk Kane, the first in the Poetry and Literature Center’s newly relaunched poetry Interview Series.
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