We have moved to Keene-Flint Hall! While we loved our former home in Walker, it’s thrilling that our expanding footprint required more space and a new location -- just next door to Library West. We are still getting settled, but please stop by to see us!

📢 You're invited! We're excited to co-sponsor this exciting discussion of the Hulu documentary: Black Twitter ft. an incredible panel of scholars—including André L. Brock, Sarah Florini, Raven Maragh-Lloyd, and UF’s own Jasmine McNealy! Join us at 5:30: bit.ly/UFBlackTwitter

We're excited to announce that the We're now on LinkedIn! We invite you connect with us. Together, lets build a vibrant network of scholars, creatives and community leaders who share our passion for the humanities: bit.ly/CHPS-LinkedIn

Join an interdisciplinary group of faculty and grads in a relaxed atmosphere of academic inquiry as we discuss Ray Arsenault’s latest book. We have 10 copies available on a first-come first-serve basis, so swing by Keene-Flint 0016 to grab a copy! bit.ly/HHH2024-Sep18

Hope to see you at the Humanities Happy Hour tomorrow! First Mag at 5:30, register here: bit.ly/HHH2024-Sep18.

Grad students in the humanities! Join our Grant Writing Workshop Series from Oct. 16 - Nov. 20. Learn to craft winning proposals, explore funding bodies, & get $300 in professional development funds! Apply by Sep. 27. More info: bit.ly/3MODsQM #GrantWriting #UFResearch

With regrets, we are rescheduling the visit by Alexander Gil Fuentes based on potential storm impacts later this week. The workshop and public lecture will take place on Thurs, Mar 27, 2025. The Graduate Reading Group is still meeting TONIGHT at Cypress&GroveBrewing, please join us!

Join us TONIGHT for a powerful discussion with Ray Arsenault on the life and legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis at @thelynxbooks. Following up on our Humanities Happy Hour, we invite anyone interested in Lewis and his impact on the civil rights movement. #civilrights

Curious about the Humanities?Visit us TODAY (10-2) at the UF Majors & Minors Fair! Learn how the Humanities Engagement Scholars (HES) & Grass Scholars programs can take your interests to new levels with research, community work, & recognition. Career Connections Center #UFMajorsMinors

Calling all true crime podcast lovers! Come have pizza and listen to the debut episode of Bone Valley, a chilling story of murder and the miscarriage of justice. Space limited to 15 attendees, so RSVP now! bit.ly/4ha7QmG #truecrime #spookyseason #podcasts #podcastlovers

Bitter Aloe is an AI-inflected humanities research group uncovering new insights into South Africa’s complex history, particularly in the realm of human rights. Join us tomorrow to learn how historians use AI & its potential applications beyond the field. bit.ly/bitteraloe

Upcoming workshop w/Asst Dir of Digital Humanities, Dr. Silvia Stoyanova! Explore DH grants with 2025 deadlines, learn about recently funded projects, get tips for crafting a compelling application. Thurs 11/7 3:30PM bitl.ly/DHInfoSession2… #digitalhumanities #UFhumanities

Join us for a workshop with Dr. Steve Davis on using AI to explore South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission archive. Learn how digital tools can transform your humanities research. Don’t forget your laptop or tablet! #AI #DigitalHumanities #ResearchWorkshop

Thanks UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for this write-up! So rewarding to celebrate the culmination of the program & our students' outstanding research. Harn Museum of Art A. Quinn Jones Center Matheson History Museum UF Libraries The Alexander Grass Scholars’ Program celebrates a successful first year news.clas.ufl.edu/grass-scholars…

Wishing all our humanities collaborators a warm and restful holiday this week. We are thankful for YOU! #UFHumanities #thankful

In anticipation of the winter holidays, our offices will be closed from Monday, Dec. 23, through Friday, Jan. 3. We will reopen on Monday, Jan. 6. Happy Winter Break!