We explore questions of the moment—the liberal arts are truly the front page of the newspaper—and enduring questions that help us to understand the present and the past and to anticipate the future.
Siya Sakhardande, a recipient of the President’s Student Leadership and Service Award, takes pride in advocating for fellow students, the University, and Minnesotans more…
Bianca Turman, an economics and finance major, discusses how her involvement in groups and organizations has enriched her academic life. She explains that in addition to…
Allison Makovec finds that her double major in biology, society, and environment and anthropology is a great preparation to reach her medical school goals.
Prof. Valerie Tiberius creates a new course on happiness with a practical approach. For students interested in our wellbeing and the values we apply in our daily lives, it may…
The Twin Cities Houses of Worship Project hosted an event for the public to learn about and engage with the intertwining histories of Jewish and Black communities.
A conversation with the Department of Art Lecturer, MFA alum, and 2022/23 MCAD–Jerome Fellow on tactile intimacy, preservation, and the life cycles of everyday objects.
Postdoctoral fellow Deborah B. Yoon researches identity and identity uncertainty in people who have been adopted and explains how studying communications can help them access…
John Coleman has served as CLA's dean since 2014. Nine transformative years later, he's ready to begin a new adventure as Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Provost of…
Students in Daniel Greenberg’s museum practice course developed an exhibition featuring postwar abstraction pieces by Chinese American artist C.C. Wang.
“Voice. Power. Change.” With a focus on advocating for marginalized communities, the Minnesota Urban Debate League gives students a platform to share their voice and opinions…
By pushing herself out of her comfort zone, Jacynda Alatoma discovered a new academic interest that she will be studying in graduate school: data science.
A liberal arts education taught Olivia Flemmer the importance of understanding different perspectives—a lesson she will carry into her career as an addiction counselor.
