Illegible and Irrelevant?: The Risk of Humanists@Work
Elizabeth Allen explores the term “humanistic,” arguing that the word both illuminates and hides the work of humanities PhDs, particularly to those outside the academy.
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Humanists Breaking Into the World of Business and Entrepreneurship
Two Graduate Advisory Committee members share their experiences as humanities PhD students taking business-oriented certificate programs.
Beyond the Impostor
Gabriela Cázares looks at the term impostor syndrome—particularly for underrepresented students—asking the important question: when the university is not made for you, why would you want to fit in?