The South Dakota Humanities Council recently approved 10 grants to support humanities-based research and discussion programs in South Dakota.

The South Dakota Humanities Council has long been a resource for cultural institutions, readers, writers, aspiring humanities scholars — people who are dedicated to exploring the human adventure in our state.

The South Dakota Humanities Council believes that public health and safety are top priorities and, as such, has outlined a policy for upcoming programs and events in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.

The South Dakota Humanities Council awarded grants for eight humanities-based research and discussion programs that will be launched in the coming months.

The South Dakota Humanities Council’s Speakers Bureau is integral to the organization's mission of bringing humanities programs to all areas of South Dakota.

The South Dakota Humanities Council board of directors has awarded $36,000 to various organizations for 2019 humanities programs and events in South Dakota.

The South Dakota Humanities Council Board of Directors has awarded more than $33,000 in major grant funding to organizations around the state.

The 2019 South Dakota Humanities scholar application deadline is approaching.

Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson was the guest speaker at a South Dakota Humanities Council program in Rapid City.

Ten major grants were approved for funding during the South Dakota Humanities Council spring grant cycle.