The first Humanities Institute Graduate Symposium was packed with amazing presentations by Masters and PhD students from various programs. From philosophy to film studies, USF grad students are doing incredible research and it was amazing to spend the day learning about it all!

Congratulations to these USF undergraduate students selected to present their research at the Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium at Johns Hopkins University! Travel is made possible by the Clara Cooper Endowed Fund for the Humanities Institute

March 12-14: You're invited to join us in the Marshall Student Center for a 3-day conference full of panels, plenary talks, and professionalization workshops. View the full schedule: usf.to/CDVLA Event is free & open to all students, faculty, staff, and the community

This week!

In the latest #CASChronicles, we revisit @usfhuman's annual Undergraduate Humanities Conference where nearly 100 students participated, providing real-life experience for future academic, professional, and personal challenges. 🤘 Learn more on our news site -- link in bio.

April 3: Join us in CWY 206 for a poetry reading, book signing, and refreshments with Dana Levin. More information: usf.edu/arts-sciences/…

March 12-14, 2025: Congratulations to our 2024-25 Faculty Fellows on their successful conference! The Conference on Democratic Violence in Latin America brought together scholars from across the country in a variety of fields for panel presentations, plenary talks, and workshops.

How did you spend your spring break? 6 USF students spent theirs in Baltimore presenting research at the Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium at Johns Hopkins University. The Humanities Institute thanks our donors for sponsoring these students.

This week! Poetry reading with Dana Levin on Thursday, April 3 at 6:00pm in C.W. Bill Young Hall (CWY 206). Refreshments and book signing to follow the event. Event is free and open to the public. usf.edu/arts-sciences/…

This morning, Dana Levin met with MFA students for a class visit on campus. Levin's poetry reading is tonight at 6pm in CWY 206! Join us for a free poetry reading, refreshments, and a book signing. #usfhuman #usf

Last week, poet Dana Levin visited USF for a Q&A session with MFA students before finishing the day with a public poetry reading. Her poems tangle with love, grief, family, and finding (& re-finding) our place in the world. Thank you to everyone who made this such a special event

Blind Date with a Book: Historical Fiction Edition is TODAY, April 28! Peruse the clues of each book and bring home a FREE story of your choosing. 1:30pm in front of Cooper Hall (CPR) until books run out. #Blinddatewithabook #usfhuman #usf

Thank you to everyone who came to our Spring 2025 Blind Date with a Book event! We proudly gave away over 200 books this semester all from the historical fiction genre. Keep an eye out for the book title reveal! Happy reading Bulls! #usfhuman #BlindDateWithaBook

Check out this story in CAS Chronicles about the undergraduate USF students who presented their humanities research at Johns Hopkins. Support for these students is made possible by the Clara Cooper Endowed Fund for the Humanities. usf.edu/arts-sciences/…

Check out the book title reveal for our Spring 2025 Blind Date With a Book: Historical Fiction Edition! Thank you to everyone who came to the event! We hope that these books will inspire your next read! #usfhuman #usf #blinddatewithabook #bookreveal #historicalfiction

This past weekend members from our Irish Studies Initiative team hosted their first Gael Scoil, a program centered around Irish culture and language. In partnership with the USF Office of Youth Experiences, the team welcomed over 30 children to learn all about Ireland!

In the latest #CASChronicles, we catch up with #USFalum Gloria Muñoz about her debut novel, "This is the Year," a genre-bending work of young adult climate fiction. Learn more about Muñoz, her work, and what's next on CAS Chronicles: ow.ly/csPK50W0hmU