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I’m proud to say that ACLS has increased its reach over the past five years, and in the coming five years, my goal is to continue that trend. Our growth reflects our determination to support the full range of humanistic scholars and scholarship—from archival research to digital, experimental, and community-facing…

The report "China Studies in an Uncertain Age" is featured in a Wall Street Journal article about challenges faced by Western scholars studying China.

Stephen Davis, William Mattingly, and Stanley Sello G’22, G’24 share their research using machine learning to uncover the history of Black women in South Africa during apartheid.

The 2024 Early Career Retreat in Mexico City brought together scholars of Buddhism from around the globe.

Daphne Weber will help design, implement, and evaluate activities supporting scholars of Buddhist Studies and the communities in which they work.

ACLS President Joy Connolly comments on a new report from the American Enterprise Institute that critiques political statements from scholarly societies.

ACLS hosted digital humanities scholars, librarians, and archivists for workshops alongside the annual conference of the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations.

ACLS Vice President James Shulman shares how the 2024 AVDF/ACLS Fellows will research the value of a liberal arts education.

Read the latest news and updates from ACLS member societies.

A new scholarly resource collection celebrating Baldwin's 100th birthday.