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On July 26, 2023, the School welcomed the Hubbard family, University interim President Jeff Ettinger, and CLA interim Dean Ann Waltner to Murphy Hall.

In a recent Minnesota Daily article, Liza Meredith shares the importance of digital social skills when it comes to the loneliness epidemic.

Congratulations to Cheryl Olman for receiving a $4,887 grant for the “Inquiry Immersion as a Process for Retaining Diverse Students in Science.”

For Lemuel Samuel, the range and depth of his global studies major make it a perfect preparation for many careers. “Yes, you are learning politics, but you're also learning…

Professor J. David Hacker and Assistant Professor J'Mag Karbeah identified an association between residential segregation and child mortality in the early 1900s.

“Blood quantum was a tool of genocide that was imposed on us. And now, we are trying to find a way to get out from under that trauma.”

CLA is teaming up with the GREATER MSP Partnership on an audacious goal: to make the Twin Cities a national hotspot for college internships and early talent development.

Recent graduates Madlyn Ott and Jasmine Rouzegar had the chance to travel to Sicily to study human rights and immigration. It became an amazing experience to research an issue…

Congratulations to our 2022-2023 PhD graduates!

The BFA alum talks about queerness, a chance encounter with clay, and the narrative potential of the vase.

Professor Fatih Guvenen (economics) uses data taken from around the world to discuss the patterns of income inequality among the working class.

Traci Mann focuses on reducing weight stigma and size discrimination in a recent Cincinnati Edition news report.

Congratulations to Andrea Wiglesworth for receiving the Society of Indian Psychologists’ Honored Student Member Award.

Read the Minnesota Daily's Q&A with history professor Ann Waltner who began her term as CLA's interim dean on July 3.

Those arguing for it are ignoring the likely consequences, Professor Kathleen Collins writes.

Professor Kathleen Collins shares her opinion on President Biden's Ukraine policy.

Alum Tyrel Nelson's (BA '03, Journalism and Spanish Studies) memoir Those Darn Stripes, was selected as a Gold Winner in the July 2023 Literary Titan Book Awards.

Luda Anastazievsky, a Ukrainian activist and educator, shares her story as Russia’s genocidal war continues in Ukraine.

Dr. Rich Lee quoted in recent Washington Post article on Asian American studies gaining ground throughout colleges.

Professor Timothy Johnson was interviewed by WCCO 830 AM on the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action.