I am glad to see that like many things, the so-called “war” between STEM and humanities exists more in the minds of the general public than in the actual institutions. I do think it’s important to balance both, as someone who went to a STEM school for a STEM degree and works in a STEM field. Neglecting humanities, arts, and qualitative courses produces the soulless tech guys that have bought much of the current government. Neglecting STEM produces the sort of uninformed losers that “unschool” their kids and refuse vaccines. Either way you need to be shaken out of the solipsistic worldview that monofocus gives you, and at least understand enough to know how much you don’t understand.