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The fifth year of residencies have been selected for The Liberal Arts Engagement Hub, part of the University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts.

MPR spoke with Emily Vraga, associate professor of journalism, who studies mis- and disinformation.

Psychology graduate student Kate Carosella applied data analytics to public health and public policy through a MassHealth summer internship.

This past summer, graduate student Tayler Nelson was a qualitative-research intern with Women’s World Banking, conducting research to “empower women through financial…

The Department of Psychology is ranked by Higher Ed Data Stories on the number of undergraduates who eventually receive a doctoral degree.

Liza Meredith is quoted in a recent Minnesota Daily article on the University Student Government’s new approach to student life.

University of Minnesota Theatre Arts & Dance Welcomes New Dance Faculty

Emily Vraga is interviewed on MPR's Minnesota Now.

The College of Liberal Arts is now accepting nominations for Teaching Awards. These awards recognize faculty who exemplify the highest standards of teaching and scholarship…

From the intimate community she found as a global studies undergraduate, Leila Hussain (BA ‘18) found that her degree opened her up to the world.

Stay Human brings together nine women and nonbinary artists who make the human figure a focus of their work.

Honoring our Hispanic, Chicanx, and Latinx students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community partners.

Mariana Peñaloza Morales has been awarded the Jesus Estrada-Perez Memorial Graduate Fellowship.

The 2023 CLA Internship & Career Fair on September 28 was a resounding success!

Alex Rothman serves as a Rapid Expert Consultant providing guidance on the triple vaccine in Fall 2023.

In a recent Minnesota Daily article, Mark Stellmack shares his perspective on the significance of the homecoming celebration.

Cheryl Olman was featured in a recent NPR Science Friday podcast on “How We See With Our Brains.”

Five participants reflect on their experiences, projects, and memorable takeaways from the first annual RIDGS Faculty Summer Writing Retreat.

Faculty member Bill Lindeke writes on the growth and changes in bicycling over the past half century.

Honoring our Indigenous students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community partners.