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A powerful and insightful evening at the "Stress and Jest" event, co-curated by NYU Public Humanities Grant recipients Leto Ybarra and Blanca Ulloa. The event, held at Judson Memorial Church, featured a performance by artist Brianna Rose Brooks, whose work explores themes of black representation, love, and vulnerability.
A powerful and insightful evening at the “Stress and Jest” event, co-curated by NYU Public Humanities Grant recipients Leto Ybarra and Blanca Ulloa. The event, held at Judson Memorial Church, featured a performance by artist Brianna Rose Brooks, whose work explores themes of black representation, love, and vulnerability.
Guests explore the rich collection of new titles at the Authors in the Humanities reception, an annual event that showcases books published by NYU faculty and staff.
Guests explore the rich collection of new titles at the Authors in the Humanities reception, an annual event that showcases books published by NYU faculty and staff.
Windrush Mural, painted by Michael Elliott in Downtown Kingston, Jamaica, and photographed by former center fellow Dantaé Garee Elliott. The image is from her doctoral project, Barrel Poetics, which explores the art and culture of Caribbean migration.
Windrush Mural, painted by Michael Elliott in Downtown Kingston, Jamaica, and photographed by former center fellow Dantaé Garee Elliott. The image is from her doctoral project, Barrel Poetics, which explores the art and culture of Caribbean migration.
The Center for the Humanities at NYU supports and advances humanistic research, teaching, and inquiry through innovative programming, institutional collaborations, and faculty-led initiatives.
The Center for the Humanities at NYU supports and advances humanistic research, teaching, and inquiry through innovative programming, institutional collaborations, and faculty-led initiatives.
Listening intently at 'Reading the Archival Revolution' with Cristina Vatulescu, Uli Baer, Zeb Tortorici, and Miki Kaneda, exploring the vast landscape of Soviet-era archives
Listening intently at ‘Reading the Archival Revolution’ with Cristina Vatulescu, Uli Baer, Zeb Tortorici, and Miki Kaneda, exploring the vast landscape of Soviet-era archives

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Live: Work Group Grants Application

Working Group grants cultivate community and interdisciplinary exchange by bringing NYU faculty and graduate students together for planned meetings on focused humanistic topics. These grants are designed to support collaborative research and dialogue where interdisciplinary approaches are likely to be particularly fruitful. Deadline: March 23rd 2026

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Live: Undergraduate Fellowship Application

The Humanities Fellowship is a student-led community for NYU undergraduates emphasizing peer-to-peer knowledge sharing. Fellows meet bi-weekly for cross-disciplinary discussions and field trips, empowering them to steer their own intellectual growth. This collaborative program includes a $600 annual stipend to support participation. Deadline: March 10th 2026

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The Center for the Humanities supports NYU faculty and graduate students through a range of programs designed to promote interdisciplinary dialogue, teaching, and research in the humanities and the arts.

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Mia Madonna

2025-2026
Undergraduate Humanities Fellow
Double Major in in Public Policy and Anthropology