What is identity?
Programming
The Humanities Institute brings big questions to life by bringing new writers, publishers and scholars to the university community.
Food for Thought
UCHI supports a variety of programs to encourage dialogue and discourse in the humanities.
Programs and Lecture Series

Fellows’ Talks
All fellows give a public talk during their year in residence. It is an opportunity both to highlight their project and research goals, but also to get feedback and input.

Faculty Success
This faculty success initiative offeers a host of supportive programming on career self-assessment, time management, and publication strategies.

Medical Humanities & Arts
The Medical Humanities & Arts Initiative sponsors events that bring together humanistic and artistic explorations of medicine, health, and social justice.

Popular Culture Initiative
The popular culture initiative invites and facilitates investigations into popular film, television, music, games, and the internet, and many other popular texts and practices, through invited speakers, a podcast, a working group, and more.