News & Events News & Events Catch up with our latest news, upcoming events, and faculty and student accomplishments. On This Page: Recent News Shipikisha as Method: Exploring Endurance, Survival and Meaning Making in Zambian Women’s Experiences RIDGS GRPP Fellow Mubanga Kalimamukwento Uses Interdisciplinary Methods to Study Zambian Cultural Practices Bridging the Gap Between Scholarship and Society Interning at Mizna, graduate student Fatemeh NasrEsfahani discovered the power of community-based work and the application of research beyond academia. Welcome to CLA: New Faculty for the 2025–26 Academic Year Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community. In Memoriam: Ruth-Ellen Boetcher Joeres (1939–2025) Professor Emerita Joeres was a leading figure in the field of German studies and one of the pioneers of scholarship in feminist German studies. Pride Month 2025 Happy Pride Month! In CLA, we support community environments and academic endeavors that inspire LGBTQ+ pride, growth, and joy.
Shipikisha as Method: Exploring Endurance, Survival and Meaning Making in Zambian Women’s Experiences RIDGS GRPP Fellow Mubanga Kalimamukwento Uses Interdisciplinary Methods to Study Zambian Cultural Practices
Bridging the Gap Between Scholarship and Society Interning at Mizna, graduate student Fatemeh NasrEsfahani discovered the power of community-based work and the application of research beyond academia.
Welcome to CLA: New Faculty for the 2025–26 Academic Year Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community.
In Memoriam: Ruth-Ellen Boetcher Joeres (1939–2025) Professor Emerita Joeres was a leading figure in the field of German studies and one of the pioneers of scholarship in feminist German studies.
Pride Month 2025 Happy Pride Month! In CLA, we support community environments and academic endeavors that inspire LGBTQ+ pride, growth, and joy.