Introductory humanities courses lay the foundation for first-year students to explore the complexities of human thought, culture, and creativity.As part of a broader initiative to bolster engagement in arts and humanities courses, these programs seek to bridge the gap between abstract theories and the lived experiences of students.
Reimagining the future requires bold thinking and a departure from conventional ideals that often propel us toward a dystopian reality.As Ruha Benjamin emphasizes, the narrative surrounding AI social justice must shift to prioritize human values over technological efficiency.
Patricia Lockwood is a prominent figure in contemporary literature, known for her unique perspective on the intersection of the internet and real life.With her novel “No One Is Talking About This,” Lockwood delves into the complexities of online existence, drawing parallels between virtual and authentic identities.