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The Humanities Center Announces Its Theme for 2026-2027

Mystery and Mission of the University

The Humanities Center is proud to announce that its programming theme for 2026-2027 will be "The Mission and Mystery of the University." For more details, click here.

Call for Participants: Scholar-in-Residence Workshop

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This culminating discussion engages ecocritical and Indigenous perspectives (Roy Scranton, Timothy Morton, Elvia Wilk, Gerald Vizenor) to explore friendship and care as dimensions of reading in the Anthropocene, considering how texts, like ecosystems, outlast us and invite responsibility toward future generations.

Email humanitiescenter@ttu.edu to register.

December Featured Scholar

Dr. Abigail Swingen portrait

Our featured scholar is Dr. Abigail Swingen, Associate Professor of History. Read more.

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Upcoming Events

April 18

Humanity Conference - April 18 - Formby Room

Click here for full conference schedule and information!

April 22

Dr. Rebecca Louise Carter talk, April 22

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