Monthly Community Message July 10, 2024 ACLS Community Message for July 2024 ACLS Program Officer Alison Chang shares updates on our yearlong research project with Getty on the evolving needs of the field of art history.
News Article July 9, 2024 ACLS Community News: July 2024 Read the latest news and updates from the ACLS community.
News Article July 9, 2024 ACLS Celebrates Recent Book Releases by Fellows and Grantees ACLS is pleased to share a select list of books published in the first half of 2024 by ACLS fellows and grantees.
Press release June 26, 2024 The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Global Awards $7.5 Million to American Council of Learned Societies to Continue Program in Buddhist Studies Grant Extends Program in Buddhist Studies through 2027 and Funds New Publication Series and Report on Community-Engaged Research in Buddhist Studies
News Article June 25, 2024 ACLS Announces 2024-25 Fellowship and Grant Competitions ACLS offers programs that promote research across all fields of the humanities and interpretive social sciences.
News Article June 21, 2024 Olabode Ojoniyi F’15 Named Director of New Centre for Wole Soyinka Studies The University of Abuja in Nigeria has established a Centre for Wole Soyinka Studies, and named Olabode Ojoniyi F’15 as its inaugural director.
Press release June 17, 2024 ACLS Names AVDF/ACLS Fellows for Research on the Liberal Arts Arthur Vining Davis Foundations-funded Program to Support Scholarly Projects on the Impact of Liberal Arts Education
News Article June 13, 2024 Michael A. Bernstein F’89, F’84 Named President of The College of New Jersey Michael A. Bernstein F'89, F'84 has been appointed president of The College of New Jersey (TCNJ).
Monthly Community Message June 12, 2024 ACLS Community Message for June 2024 ACLS Chief of Staff Kelly Buttermore shares her experience working with the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) Program.
Stories May 30, 2024 ACLS Convenes China Studies Libraries Working Group to Build Common Access Plan ACLS convened libraries as part of the Luce/ACLS Digital Archives Mapping Project to expand equitable access to primary materials for China studies research.