ACLS News

• Thirty-Eight Scholars from Sub-Saharan Africa Named Fellows of the African Humanities Program

  08/04/2016

  Congratulations to the eighth cohort of the African Humanities Program (AHP)!

  
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• Seminar Celebrates Luce-ACLS China Studies Fellows

  07/27/2016

  Fellows and senior scholars gathered on June 15-17 in Glen Cove, NY.

  
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• Twenty-Eight Scholars and Two Institutions Receive Awards in the Third Year of The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhist Studies

  07/12/2016

  The 2016 cohort of The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Fellows and institutional grantees in Buddhist studies received over $2.1 million in support for research, writing, and teaching.

  
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• Watch: Ford Foundation President Darren Walker In Conversation with Pauline Yu

  07/05/2016

  Walker talks about the importance of asking "what drives persistent inequality,"

  
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• Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing Admitted to ACLS

  06/14/2016

  SHARP was founded in 1993 to create a global network for book historians working in a broad range of scholarly disciplines.

  
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• ACLS Names 20 Mellon-ACLS Public Fellows in 2016

  06/08/2016

  With the 2016 cohort, the Mellon/ACLS Public Fellows program now has supported more than 100 PhDs as they demonstrate that the capacities honed in the course of completing a PhD in the humanities have broad practical applications.

  
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• ACLS Names First Grantees in New Program Connecting Scholars of Religion and Journalists

  06/06/2016

  The inaugural cohort of grantees will develop new public programming, research working groups, and curricular ventures that increase the presence of scholarship on religion in journalism training and practice.

  
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• Thirty-Seven Scholars Receive ACLS Awards in 2016 to Support Research and Writing in China Studies

  05/26/2016

  This year's awardees will be pursuing research and writing on the history and cultures of China, including African and South Korean Pastor-Entrepreneurs in Guangzhou, Conceiving the Communist Child, Calligraphy by Zhang Huaiguan, and Chinese Culinary Nationalism.”

   

  
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• Harry G. Frankfurt Named 2017 Haskins Prize Lecturer

  05/19/2016

  Professor Frankfurt, professor emeritus of philosophy at Princeton University, will deliver the lecture on May 12, during the 2017 ACLS Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD.

  
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• ACLS Awards First-Ever Digital Extension Grants to Five Humanities Projects

  05/04/2016

  The grants support existing projects as they seek to add diversity to the digital record, create new forms for scholarly engagement, and make digital resources available to diverse audiences and institutions.

  
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