NEH in the News
40 schoolteachers study Frank Lloyd Wright and the legacy of Prairie School architecture at an NEH Landmarks of America workshop in Mason City, Iowa, from the Mason City Globe Gazette.
Educators gather at University of Massachusetts-Amherst for a 3-week NEH Institute on “Native Americans of New England: A Historical Overview,” from The Republican.
NEH grants awarded to three Worcester, Mass. Institutions, from the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
New NEH-funded app, produced by KQED, offers walking tour of San Francisco’s New Deal-era murals, from San Francisco Chronicle.
University of Evansville professor participates in NEH Summer Institute on the African-American experience in Georgia’s Lowcountry, organized by the Georgia Historical Society, from the Evansville Courier Press.
Review of NEH-funded exhibition Palaces for the People: Guastavino and America’s Great Public Spaces, on display at the National Building Museum, from the Washington Post.
Illinois junior high school teacher selected to attend NEH summer Landmarks of American History and Culture Workshop on New Bedford and the Underground Railroad, from the News-Democrat.
Chicago-area schoolteacher chosen to participate in NEH summer Landmarks of American History and Culture Workshop on the USS Constitution and the War of 1812, from the Chicago Tribune.
“New Research Tools Kick Up Dust in Archives” on the findings of NEH-supported examination of historians’ changing research practices, from the New York Times.
