Video of Ancient Textual Imaging Group activities at Brigham Young University.

Professor Allen J. Christenson discusses how the the Maya of Santiago Atitlán believe themselves to occupy the center of the world.

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Dr. Snyder's Literatures and Cultures of the American West class takes students out of the pages of their textbooks and novels and into the landscapes and cultures that make up the West.

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Professor Travis Anderson's fifth annual Late Summer Honors course Illuminating Your Life takes illustrated journaling in a unique direction.

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Professor Greg Stallings' Fall 2010 Spanish 448R/648R course "Spanish Poetry of the Twentieth Century."

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Professor Kristin Matthews' Fall 2010 English 495 Senior Seminar, "African American Literature and the Politics of 'Home.'"

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The evidence for the marketability of humanities skills is abundant.

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  • Lighting the Windows of Antiquity

  • Balancing the Cosmos

  • Literatures and Cultures of the American West

  • Illustrated Journaling

  • Greg Stallings: Classroom Convergence

  • Kristen Matthews, Teacher and Student in the Humanities

  • Humanities Internships

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Student Magazine Wins Awards
Pictures of Stowaway Magazine

Stowaway magazine, a student-produced travel publication at BYU, garnered two national awards for publishing excellence last year. “These awards speak to the caliber of the editing students at BYU,” said Carrie Van Dusen Akinaka, student managing editor for the Winter 2011 issue, which received both awards.

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