Humanities

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A student in a campus library looks for a selection in the stacks.

Defying negative stereotypes, humanities majors are booming at Berkeley

October 31, 2022

Nina Sanchez viewing a museum exhibit at the Ethnic Studies Library.

Student exhibit at Berkeley Hearst Museum aims to decolonize Philippine history

October 31, 2022

hands hold a plant

Berkeley Talks: Indigenous access, political ecology in settler states

October 21, 2022

two images side by side: on left is the cover of a book

Berkeley Talks: U.S. military bases in World War II Latin America

October 9, 2022

black and white portrait of a person holding up two fingers to frame his eye

Berkeley Talks: Novelist Ilija Trojanow on the utopian prerogative

September 23, 2022

Members of right-wing extremist Proud Boys group raised a wooden cross outside the state capitol building in Lansing, Michigan, on Jan. 6, 2021. An American flag and a Trump flag are in the background.

Crisis of faith: Christian nationalism and the threat to U.S. democracy

September 20, 2022

A portrait of associate professor of English Poulomi Saha, who is standing with her arms crossed wearing a white T-shirt and a blue blazer. She has large eyeglasses and a short haircut.

In her course on cults, Poulomi Saha has students look beyond the headlines

September 12, 2022

Chancellor Christ shakes hands with Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands

The Netherlands’ queen visits UC Berkeley, global research network announced

September 7, 2022

A photo of a woman looking at a computer screen that is filled with words.

When work becomes your religion, nothing else matters

August 30, 2022

a child rides on mom's back as she works outside standing in water

Berkeley Talks: How we learn language across communities and cultures

August 27, 2022

photo of a person next to a cover of a book called Interior Chinatown

Author Charles Yu: ‘Interior Chinatown’ is about roles and how we play them

August 24, 2022

a solemn protester with two candles stands before the US Supreme Court building as darkness falls

Supreme Court abortion ruling will radiate deep into American lives, scholars say

June 27, 2022

Stephen Best appointed director of Doreen B. Townsend Center for the Humanities

June 23, 2022

Joie Barrios-Leblanc reading a poem at a microphone.

How preserving a country’s languages can lead to decolonization

May 25, 2022

Quirina Geary (third from left) at the 2018 Breath of Life conference at UC Berkeley. She was joined (left to right) by Peter Nelson, Rosario Torres, Alesia Moniz and Abran Lopez.

After pandemic hiatus, Native American language survival workshop returns to campus

May 20, 2022

An old newspaper illustration shows American troops aiming guns at bound and blindfolded Filipinx civilians. The civilians appear to be teenagers or children.

Why the story of the United States needs to be challenged

April 12, 2022

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