Cherokee Removal and Routes Toward more Ethical Treatment of the Past By Erin N. Whitson, M.S. Most of us have heard about Cherokee Removal (or…
Eat, Drink, and Be Merry By Gina Reed One of my favorite stories of my maternal grandmother was when her sister, Ella, who owned a…
Metro Theater Company at 50: A St. Louis Institution Ahead of Its Time Representing Missouri to the World by Joe Gfaller In 1973, a theater artist…
The Lesson of Chicken Pot Pie By Veda Boyd Jones Recently in Kansas City, I ordered chicken pot pie for lunch. My husband and I…
Reflecting on the Purpose of the Humanities and Drawing Personal Connections By Petra DeWitt, Chair Board of Directors, Missouri Humanities Council As I take…
The Confluence project by Rabia Gregory, Associate Professor of Religious Studies How do humanities scholars contribute to the mission of a Land Grant University?…
EXPERIENCING A HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY: Donald C. Pharis, Humanitarian Missouri Humanities Council granted two separate grants to FRIENDS of the Pharis Farm in 2020 and 2021.…
My passion is grants by Marvin Silliman, MHC Board Member Humanities means so much to me. It is the study of how people connect to…
Capturing Humanities by Michael Saldivar, Missouri Humanities Cinematographer As I near my MH work anniversary in December, I can’t help but look back and appreciate…
Reflecting on Place Caitlin Yager, Program Director, Missouri Humanities With 6+ years of working for Missouri Humanities under my belt, I firmly believe my greatest…