Inside Higher Ed recently published an article highlighting the difficulties many universities in the U.S. face in maintaining enrollment of humanities students, especially English majors. 许多人正在离开这个领域，寻找他们认为可以增加就业机会和更高薪水的项目。 Montclair State University has seen a 38.5% decrease of students in the English department since 2010.

Jonathan Greenberg, Chair of the English department, spoke to Insider Higher Ed about Montclair State’s attempt to remedy this issue. The university has added new concentrations within the English major: film and creative writing.

“This is a place to come to be a content creator; that’s the new term … whether you go on to be a Ken Burns or a Tyler Perry or whoever is generating the cultural products,” Greenberg said. “The culture industry is alive and well. English is the place to train to be a content creator or a cultural worker.”

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By Donaelle Benoit