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Mar 13, 2015

Ocean Exploration: Past, Present, and Future

Robert Ballard tells the story of his passionate career in ocean exploration and discusses the educational initiatives he has created to engage a new generation of scientists.
In the News
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Jan 10, 2022

Should we expand the House of Representatives? The Founders thought so

The crafters of the Constitution expected the size of the House to grow as the U.S. population increased. Citing the American Academy report on “The Case for Expanding the House of Representatives,” Kevin Kosar calls for Capitol Hill to consider the proposition.
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The Hill
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Apr 7, 2016

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Report Recommends Strategies to Sustain and Strengthen Public Research Universities

Public-private partnerships, new sources of revenue among recommendations for strategic directions
Press Release
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Jul 13, 2015

New Dædalus Issue Explores the Tradeoffs and Opportunities of Increasing Demands on a Limited Resource: Water

There is no resource more central to life on Earth than water, and it is impossible to overstate its role in shaping human history. Humanity’s need for water is inextricably linked to its need for security, energy, food, and community. The Summer 2015 issue of Dædalus moves beyond the problems and failures.
Data Forum
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Jun 4, 2017

Communication and Humanities Degrees

In a new release today, the Humanities Indicators reports on substantial declines in the number of bachelor’s degrees conferred in the field. NCA Director Trevor Parry-Giles responds.
Bulletin
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Dec 1, 2023

Report of the President

This Annual Report comes at an important moment in the life of the Academy. After years of primarily virtual engagement, our members are again gathering in person with a renewed sense of energy, vitality, and hope. During the last year, we held major Academy events in a dozen U.S. cities, and this fall we visited international members in Mexico City and London. In September, we hosted a historic Induction weekend for the classes of 2022 and 2023, welcoming 366 new members and more than one thousand total guests—the largest single in-person event the Academy has ever hosted. And in October and November, we released the final reports of two major Academy commissions: the Commission on Accelerating Climate Action and the Commission on Reimagining Our Economy.
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Jun 1, 2004

Alexander Graham Bell: Researches in Telephony

Alexander Graham Bell’s paper “Researches in Telephony” was presented at a Stated Meeting of the Academy on May 10, 1876. In it, he considers the “three varieties of currents”–intermittent, pulsatory, and undulatory–that produce telephonic effects, and he also describes one of his experiments.
Press Release
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Dec 14, 2009

Three Foundations Award $1.6 Million in Grants to American Academy’s Global Nuclear Future Initiative

Three of the nation’s leading private foundations have awarded funds totaling more than $1.6 million to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences to support its initiative on the Global Nuclear Future.
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Jan 1, 2000

1999 Induction Ceremony

Archives Highlight

First Volume of Memoirs Published

The Academy issued its first volume of papers in 1786.
Museum and Visitors
Academy Article
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Aug 12, 2019

Visits to Historic Sites and Museums on the Rise

In updates released this morning, the American Academy's Humanities Indicators report that visits to historic sites, museums, and art galleries are on the rise in recent years.
Data Forum
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Aug 18, 2014

Who Takes Humanities Courses in College?

Compared with our knowledge about students who take courses in the sciences, we know very little about who takes humanities courses in college. With the sciences, most of what we know is about majors rather than courses taken because data on majors are more readily available. Therefore having basic information about relative course-taking by students who majored in particular subjects is extremely important.
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Dec 22, 2016

Toni Morrison Receives the 2016 Emerson-Thoreau Medal from the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

The American Academy of Arts & Sciences named Toni Morrison as the recipient of the 2016 Emerson-Thoreau Medal for her distinguished achievement in the field of literature. Established in 1958, the medal is awarded to an individual for his or her total literary achievement rather than for a specific work.
In the News
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May 16, 2008

Editorial: Just Give Them Grants

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Science Magazine
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Mar 22, 2016

New American Academy of Arts and Sciences Publication on the Public Good of Public Research Universities

Public research universities contribute to overall economy, research, and infrastructure in support of students, families, and the nation
Bulletin
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Jan 1, 2001

Wendy L. Freedman (Class I)

Wendy Freedman gives the remarks for Class I – Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the 2010 Induction ceremony.
Emerson-Thoreau medal, awarded by the American Academy for achievement in literature
Academy Article
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Feb 25, 2020

The 2020 Academy Awards

The Academy is honoring author Margaret Atwood and linguist William Labov, whose exceptional accomplishments include decades of new ideas and transformative impact.
A person with light brown skin and a shaved head wears a graduation cap and gown, as well as a surgical mask. They face their fellow graduates.
Bulletin
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May 17, 2023

Undergraduates Apparently Undeterred by the Pandemic

Despite the many challenges to higher education during the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of bachelor’s degrees awarded by every field except the humanities increased through the end of the 2021 academic year.
Picture of Howard Mumford Jones from the cover of "History and Relevance"
Archives Highlight

Howard Mumford Jones - An Academy President's Vision and Plan

Howard Mumford Jones was president of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences from 1944 to 1951. He was instrumental in transforming the Academy into a national organization dedicated to the interdisciplinary analysis of broad-scale intellectual issues.
Press Release
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Aug 29, 2018

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Receives $3.5 Million Gift from the Mandel Foundation

Mandel Family Support Now Exceeds $11 Million Overall

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