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Jasmin Pannier will travel to Europe in Summer 2025 to conduct archival research on visual and material culture related to World War I.

Living Memory: Truth, Resiliency, and Oral Testimony will bring scholars, practitioners, and community members together this September.

CHGS is looking for a graduate student to assist with organizing its oral testimony symposium this December.

The position, intended for an undergraduate student, will remain open until filled

Alma Matters is a quarterly e-newsletter distributed to CLA alumni and friends. This month's feature showcases the vital connection between the liberal arts and health.

Barbara Frey, former director of the Human Rights Program, is interviewed for a podcast produced by KFAI.

Natika Kantaria (MHR, ‘24) discusses the importance of meaningful global advocacy as a Barbara Frey Fellow.

New books & dates for fall 2025!

From music classes to anthropology to global sciences and journalism, CLA offers a wide variety of classes to learn about the different aspects of health and medicine.

The experiences of Asian and African communities in the US are deeply connected. Faculty in CLA explore this fascinating intersection with their research.