<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/news/2025/0331-together-in-time-humanistic-inquiry-symposium.php" dsn="blogs"><featured/><feature_title>Featured News</feature_title><title>Together in time: Skidmore’s Humanistic Inquiry Symposium</title><author>James Helicke</author><author_email>info@skidmore.edu</author_email><pubDate>03/31/2025 10:15:41 AM</pubDate><display>display</display><description>A celebration of the liberal arts at Skidmore, the symposium demonstrated how deeply creativity and humanistic inquiry are woven into the College’s academic fabric.</description><category>News</category><image_listing><img src="/news/2025/images/0401-humanistic-inquiry-thumbnail2.jpg" alt="Rodrigo Schneider in front of an image of a clock"/></image_listing><image><img src="/news/2025/images/0331-humanistic-inquiry-hero.jpg" alt="Brian Lawson, assistant professor of dance, and Aaron Loux lean backward and hold hands during their “What if We’re Beautiful” dance performance"/></image><caption>Brian Lawson, assistant professor of dance, and Aaron Loux perform “What if We’re Beautiful” during the Humanistic Inquiry Symposium in the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery.</caption></item>