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Benjamin Wolff explains how everyone from calligraphists to choreographers can lend their expertise in the fast-evolving tech and digital worlds.

Over the past two decades, colleges and universities have massively increased their investment in business and STEM programs while, at the same time, pulling resources from the arts and humanities.

It’s an approach that has found support from across the political spectrum. In his first State of the Commonwealth address in 2016, Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin decried spending public education money on students in the liberal arts, and announced a new state funding formula.... Keep reading on Forbes.