The Cornerstone: Learning for Living initiative aims to revitalize the role of the humanities in general education.

10.21.2026 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

How to Make a Gen-Ed Curriculum Relevant

CHE gathers key insights from faculty leading gen-ed curricular change, including Teagle grantees Roosevelt Montás (Bard) and Paul Stob (Vanderbilt).

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10.07.2026 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

A new IU Indianapolis course helps students engage with big ideas

IU Indianapolis is piloting four Cornerstone classes that encourage students to grapple with life’s big questions.

A new IU Indianapolis course helps students engage with big ideas >
10.07.2026 | WEBINAR

The Humanities, Transformative Texts, and the Reinvention of General Education

In this AAC&U webinar, Teagle Cornerstone grantees offer a candid look at building engaging programs with faculty buy-in.

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09.25.2026 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

The Humanities Need to Do More to Reach Non-Majors

Making the case for a "service-oriented curriculum," Edelstein cites the success of humanities courses and programs that are part of the Cornerstone model.
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09.13.2026 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

For good news in higher ed, look well beyond elite campuses

Teagle board chair Brian Rosenberg dicusses how Teagle grantees like Austin Community College challenge the prevailing narrative about higher education.

For good news in higher ed, look well beyond elite campuses >
09.08.2026 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

Washington and Lee Receives Grant from the Teagle Foundation

Washington and Lee is developing a new first-year seminar model with support from Teagle.

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