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May 1, 2000

Technology and Humanity Reach A Crossroads

The twenty-first-century information sciences will allow us to communicate information and compute at unprecedented speeds. By 2029, for example, we should be able to build computers, in quantity, that are a million times more powerful than the personal computers of today.
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Spring 2025 Bulletin

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Mar 8, 2012

American Academy report offers fuel-cycle strategy to deal with spread of peaceful nuclear energy

Increased multilateral collaboration on issues like spent fuel storage and disposal could alleviate nuclear proliferation risks arising from an expansion of nuclear power around the world, according to a report from the American Academy.
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Jan 26, 2026

Helping Higher Education Leaders Prepare Students for Civic Life

The American Academy of Arts & Sciences has released a publication designed to help colleges and universities address a defining academic and societal challenge: preparing young people today with the knowledge, skills, and habits to sustain a healthy constitutional democracy. Preparing Students for Civic Life: A Guide for Higher Education Leaders includes strategies and case studies.
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Sep 27, 2023

Danielle Allen on PBS NewsHour: I’m asking the American people to claim their power.

Danielle Allen, co-chair of the Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship, spoke with PBS NewsHour’s Judy Woodruff about the Our Common Purpose report and why she feels hopeful about the future of American democracy.
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PBS NewsHour
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May 14, 2024

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Feb 11, 2025

How to Rescue Your Slumping Humanities Program

How the English department at Washington University at St. Louis reversed its enrollment slide and reinvigorated graduate training.
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Chronicle of Higher Education
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Aug 1, 2014

Around the Country

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Oct 16, 2024

Daron Acemoglu Wins Nobel Prize – Worked on Academy Commission to Reimagine the Economy

Economist and Academy member Daron Acemoglu received the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics for groundbreaking work that illuminates how institutions shape economies. Acemoglu was a vital contributor to the Academy's Commission on Reimagining Our Economy, a cross-disciplinary effort to understand and improve the economy for the people who make it work.
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Aug 22, 2016

From the President

On October 8, 2016, 175 new Fellows and 37 new Foreign Honorary Members will be inducted into the American Academy. The Induction weekend is a wonderful occasion for Fellows and Foreign Honorary Members to meet one another, learn about the Academy’s work, and formally celebrate their election to the Academy.
Archives Highlight

Massachusetts Legislature Approves Academy Charter

On May 4, 1780, Massachusetts's legislative body the General Court of Massachusetts approved the Academy's charter by passing an Act incorporating the Academy...
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Aug 30, 2022

From the Archives

By Maggie Boyd, Associate Archivist at the Academy
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Aug 5, 2024

New NEH-NEA Partnership Will Expand Data Available on Humanities and Arts and Cultural Organizations

A new interagency partnership between the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will support the American Academy of Arts & Sciences’ Humanities Indicators project to assess the size and health of the nonprofit humanities, arts, and cultural sectors.
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Winter 2013 Bulletin

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Feb 21, 2024

Many Americans Believe the Economy Is Rigged

Guest essay in the New York Times by Katherine J. Cramer and Jonathan D. Cohen shares insights from the Academy's Commission on Reimagining Our Economy to help explain the disconnect between positive standard economic indicators and the negative views Americans have of the economy.
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New York Times
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Feb 19, 2021

Celebrating the Newest Members of the Academy

On October 7, 2020, over two hundred members of the class of 2020 gathered on Zoom to celebrate their recent election to the Academy. This virtual convening was not designed to replace Induction, but rather to capture some of the camaraderie, joy, and ceremony of the traditional weekend in Cambridge.
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Dec 6, 2021

Remembrance of Stephen R. Graubard

Remembrance of Stephen R. Graubard
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Oct 5, 2020

Make the Supreme Court Less Political. Put Term Limits on Justices.

Authors Stephen B. Heintz and Pete Peterson, coming from different sides of the political aisle, agree that term limits for Supreme Court Justices is a way to depoliticize the process and strengthen faith in democratic institutions.
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Real Clear Policy
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May 12, 2005

Academy Study Assesses Technical Feasibility of Space Weapons

While congressional leaders and policymakers explore the possible expansion of space-based military operations, a technical understanding of what is possible and at what cost remains unclear to many in the debate.
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Jun 1, 2005

Gift from Ellsworth Kelly to the Academy

A new lithograph by the U.S. preeminent painter and sculptor Ellsworth Kelly now hangs in the atrium of the House of the Academy. In celebration of the Academy’s 225th anniversary, Kelly donated 25 signed prints of his “Sunflower II” from a limited edition of 60 lithographs. The remaining prints have been designated by Kelly to be used as gifts of appreciation to donors who make lead contributions to the Academy’s endowment and capital funds during the 225th anniversary period.

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