Public humanities – Page 2

Connecting with The Wright Brothers

Steven Lubar / January 30, 2016

I was honored to give a brief talk as part of the kickoff for Reading Across Rhode Island’s everyone-should-read-it book,

Steven Lubar / November 29, 2015

(some advice I gave my students before our visit last week, updated after the visit) When you visit the museum—when

Steven Lubar / September 27, 2015

For a search engine to work well, it needs to know where to look. The streetlight effect offers a

Steven Lubar / September 3, 2015

Robyn asked me to give “something like a trajectory of how we’ve come to understand ‘public humanities’ within the program’s

Steven Lubar / August 19, 2015

Earlier this week I met with the NY Council for the Humanities Public Humanities Fellows. This is a fairly new

It’s that more-than-half-way through the summer inflection point when suddenly it seems that school starts too soon. It’s time to

Here’s what I told the graduating class. It refers back to what I told them when they arrived. Best wishes,

Steven Lubar / January 14, 2015

My article on the history and philosophy of collecting at the National Museum of American History has been published in

Steven Lubar / December 11, 2014

I am pleased to join a group of distinguished museum folks in this statement about the role of museums in

Steven Lubar / November 14, 2014

I enjoyed speaking with Melissa Rayner as part of Gale/Cengage’s GaleGeeks webcasts. You can enjoy a recording here. (For those