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ALT Meet the Humanities Institute's 2025-2026 Fellows: Evan Berry, Peter Joseph Torres, Linh Vu, Jed Samer, Monica Espaillat Lizardo, and Rachel Corbman.
ALT Leonard Cassuto speaks during his presentation. His hands are clasped together and he is leaning against a podium, which has a yellow cloth with the ASU Humanities Institute logo draped over it.
ALT Leonard Cassuto speaks into a microphone behind a podium. The text "The Future of Graduate Education and the Power of Meaningful Academic Writing" is highlighted in gold.
ALT The following quote by Leonard Cassuto is highlighted on a gold background: "These are trying times for education. Better academic communication won't fix things by itself, but it's a necessary part of any solution. The wider world needs to know what we do."
ALT Paula Krebs and Ron Broglio smile together in front of a step and repeat (banner), which has the ASU Humanities Institute logo patterned throughout it.
ALT An ASU-branded graphic with the following text: "Last chance! Writers, have you applied for the 2025 Humanities Institute Book Award? Submissions close tonight, February 17, at 11:59 p.m."
ALT Gabriele smiles outdoors in Heidelberg. There is a body of water behind her and several buildings beyond the water nestled on a landscape amongst many green trees.
ALT An ASU-branded graphic with the following information: Gender and Sports Reading Group. Friday, February 28. 10 a.m. — 12 p.m. RBH197. Below the ASU Humanities Institute logo, there is a highlighted text that says "Sports at HI Initiative." There are gold sunbursts behind the event details and the cover of Tracie Canada's book, which features an illustration of a door hanger on top of a green background. On the center of the door hanger there is a football player holding a football, a football player's arm, a football player's leg, and a football. Highlighted in yellow in the upper right corner is the text: "Warning, fragile: over 20 moving parts." In the upper left corner there is a barcode and a callout that says "best quality."
ALT A group photo of Victoria Jackson, Hamza Abdullah, Tracie Canada, and Terry Shoemaker.
ALT Medium shot of Lisa Lucas and Kirby Kim sitting together at a table in front of an audience. Ron Broglio speaks at a podium to the right.
ALT Graphic with the following maroon text: "Books meeting the following criteria are eligible for the 2025 Book Award: written in English, published in 2023 or 2024, and written or co-written by ASU faculty. Apply by February 17 at 11:59 p.m." Four gold stars are scattered on the right-hand side and eligibility requirements are highlighted in gold. At the bottom, there is a gold border with the logo for the ASU Humanities Institute it.
ALT An ASU event called “Football Brotherhood: The College Football Kinship.” Includes photos of Hamza Abdullah and Tracie Canada
ALT Event information. Thursday, February 6, 2025 at 5:30-7:00pm MAT, in RBH196, Ross-Blakey Hall. Cost is free
ALT White text on a maroon background reads "Are you the Humanities Institute's 2025 Book Award Winner?" In a row below the text, past winners are announced (“The Long Land War: The Global Struggle for Occupancy Rights” by Jo Guldi in 2024; “License to Travel: A Cultural History of the Passport” by Patrick Bixby in 2023; and “Biopolitics of the More-Than-Human: Forensic Ecologies of Violence” by Joseph Pugliese in 2022). In the space reserved for the 2025 winner, there is a black rectangle with the text "insert your book here." In the upper left corner, there are two gold lines.
