NEH in the News
“The Things We Say,” on the NEH-funded DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN REGIONAL ENGLISH, from the Baltimore Sun.
“A resilient romance that changed history,” a review of the NEH-funded film THE LOVING STORY, from the Washington Post.
Review of the NEH-funded exhibition Henry Ossawa Tanner: Modern Spirit at the Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts, from the New York Times.
Wesleyan Cinema Archives, a major repository of materials on the motion picture industry, awarded an NEH Challenge Grant to support a curator position, from the Wesleyan Argus.
A history professor at Framingham State University is awarded an NEH fellowship to compile first comprehensive history of the European slave trade in the Indian Ocean, from the Metrowest Daily News.
The Bison: American Icon, an NEH On the Road exhibition travels to Memphis, from the Commercial Appeal.
Radio interview with Joan Houston Hall, chief editor of the NEH-funded Dictionary of American Regional English on the publication of DARE’s final volume, from WNYC Radio’s The Takeaway.
