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Enrollment Data Signal More Humanities Degree Declines Ahead
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September 1, 2026
Absence and Opportunity: New Academy Report on Working Class Candidates
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Why Do Artists Create? A Morton Mandel Conversation
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Berners-Lee, MIT's Clark offer glimpses into the future of the Internet: American Academy of Arts and Sciences plays host to Internet luminaries
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Network World
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Daedalus Author David Levering Lewis Interviewed on Radio Boston
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WBUR (National Public Radio)
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Can Market Forces Really Be Employed to Address Climate Change?
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Huffington Post
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Minding The Alternative Energy Commercialization Gap
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Seeking Alpha
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Use of Public and Private Dollars for Scaling Up Clean Energy Needs a Reality Check, Say Scholars
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Science Daily
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America's clean energy policies need a reality check, say Stanford researchers
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Solar Daily
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The Barrel: A very large world thinks wind and solar take the easiest hit on a wallet
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Inside Energy
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Resetting misdirected energy policy after 40 years: Academic journal sets a possible path forward
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Renewables Biz Daily
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US report proposes international nuclear spent fuel storage facility
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Nuclear Fuel
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Taking Exception
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Inside Higher Ed
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Energy Policy: American Academy of Arts and Sciences' Fri talks strengthening policy through social science
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OnPoint, E&E TV
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences' Rosner discusses fuel cycle security concerns
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OnPoint, E&E TV
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Colleges defend humanities amid tight budgets
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Carbon dioxide burial experiment commences
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USA Today
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Social Sciences Necessary to Spur Environmental Action
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Living on Earth
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'Bad Neighborhoods' Are Biggest Net Threat, Experts Say
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National Journal
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Christina Romer, ex-Obama adviser, on mending mess
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Saving the ‘fuzzy’
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The Stanford Daily
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Another Honor for Paul Simon
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The New York Times
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Problem-solving: An academy shows the way
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Boston Globe editorial
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Paul Simon, Patriots owner Kraft inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Yahoo! News
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John Lithgow on the Arts, and Life
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Harvard Magazine
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Despite Claims of 'Post-Racial' Society, Widespread Bias Continues in U.S.
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BlackVoiceNews.com
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New Pressures on Liberal Education
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American Radio Works
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Stanford scholars examine gap between America's civil, military societies
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Stanford University News
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PCAST Discusses Future of Scientific Research
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Computing Community Consortium
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PCAST Examines Future of Scientific Research in U.S.
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American Institute of Physics
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American Academy of Arts & Science’s Commission on the Humanities & Social Sciences Meets in Chicago
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National Humanities Alliance website
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The Humanities: Fundamental but Utilitarian
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The Huffington Post
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How vulnerable are Pakistan's nukes?
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GlobalPost
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Pakistan nuclear terror: an interview with Stanford's Scott Sagan
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GlobalPost
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Leadership and the Future of Nuclear Energy, remarks by Robert L. Gallucci
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MacArthur Foundation