Jane Kirtley, a professor of media ethics and law, participates in a panel discussion about "fake news" on Facebook and how CEO Mark Zuckerberg is attempting to handle the problem.

As part of a celebration for International Women's Day on March 8, the Current interviewed CLA dance faculty Ananya Chatterjea. (opens audio file)

The research will be used to aid policy recommendations for national and international governments.

It’s been an outstanding year for the College of Liberal Arts: from art exhibits to time capsules to having the governor of Minnesota declare September 27, 2018 “CLA Day,” it’s been a thrill to celebrate our 150th anniversary with students, staff, faculty, and our amazing alumni.

Associate Professor Kathryn Pearson moderates a panel discussion for MPR news between former state Rep. Jenifer Loon, R-Eden Prairie and former state Rep. Erin Murphy, DFL-St. Paul.

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly discusses President Trump's tweets referencing Native Americans with David Chang, chair of the Department of American Indian Studies.

Talvin Wilks, associate professor in the department of theatre and dance, talks about Prenumbra Theater's most recent production. "Benevolence" examines what happened after Emmett Till's murder, tracking the lives that went on after Till was gone.

Xavier Tavera, MFA alumnus and photographer of CLA's 150th Anniversary photo exhibition, On Purpose, has been featured as one of City Pages' unsung heroes of the Twin Cities. "“I’m an introvert, but photography really pushes me to approach a complete stranger in the street," Tavera says. "The camera gives me access—people are open to questions and telling their story.”

Thanks to a grant from Liberal Arts Technologies and Innovation Services, students and faculty in the Department of Art have a new VR studio to create virtual galleries, 3D models, and more.