NEH in the News
Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library one of 842 libraries across the country selected to receive the NEH Bridging Cultures: Muslim Journeys Bookshelf, from the Cleveland Sun News.
“Spotlight on the Humanities Series” at Princeton Public Library in New Jersey, supported by an NEH Challenge Grant, focuses on architecture and engineering, from Town Topics.
Walnut Creek Library in California hosts NEH-funded traveling exhibition Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War, from the Oakland Tribune.
Page-Turner blog names the NEH-funded Dictionary of American Regional English (Volume 5) among the best books of 2012, in the New Yorker.
Last remaining hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright to be site of NEH-funded Landmarks summer workshop on Wright and Prairie School architecture in the Midwest, from Mason City Globe Gazette.
Linguists assemble a dictionary of the Klallam language with an NEH/NSF Documenting Endangered Languages grant, from the Peninsula Daily News.
For All The World To See, NEH-funded exhibition on the visual culture of the civil rights movement, on display at the University of Maryland Baltimore County’s Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture, from the Baltimore City Paper.
NEH Chairman’s grant to New Jersey Council for the Humanities to aid humanities institutions damaged by Hurricane Sandy, from the Hunterdon County Democrat.
The Papers of Abraham Lincoln project using an NEH grant to digitize an early Illinois newspaper to analyze issues for editorials that may have been written anonymously by Lincoln, from the State Journal-Register.