Corey Brodsky (BA Global Studies/French Studies '10), recently reflected on his HRP experience and the ultimate bridging of his human rights and child advocacy work on his…
Independent journalists, Darwin Franco and Dalia Souza, travel from Guadalajara, Mexico to Minnesota this month to discuss their efforts addressing the crisis of…
The epitome of a lifelong learner, Kate Beane has worked tirelessly to understand the links between the historic and contemporary experiences of her Native community.
He is described by Professor Ellen McGrattan as the kind of student who only comes along once every 20 years. What inspired Jackson Mejia, BS ‘20, to change his major from…
Berglind Halldorsdottir Birkland (BA Anthropology '06), recently reflected on how her HRP experience sparked an interest in international law, leading to a career in…
Whitney Taylor (BA Global Studies/Political Science '13), recently reflected on how her HRP experience helped spark her interest in academia and a future book manuscript.
Meizani Irmadhiany (BA Global Studies/Political Science '07), recently reflected on her HRP experience and her professional path after returning to Indonesia.
While he is now president of Austin Peay State University, Alumnus Michael Licari (BA '93) still practices lessons learned as a UMN political science undergrad. “It’s the…
Alumna Catheirne Dang (BA '17) recently published a crime novel set in a Minneapolis suburb, Nice Girls. “I always thought that Minnesota had the potential to be a spooky…
Pillsbury Hall supporters and partners share their memories of the project and vision for the future of the building, Department of English, and the Liberal Arts Engagement…
Pakou Hang (MA ‘09, political science) embraces ‘the arena of possibility' and plans to support the next generation of women leaders, particularly those from immigrant…
Elizabeth Foy Larsen (MFA '02, Creative Writing) discusses her struggles with severe depression during her graduate school years after the death of her sister.
When Jill Fish, PhD, was writing her dissertation she collected a series of digital stories from Native American and Indigenous peoples in and around Minneapolis, St. Paul…
Statistics alumna Dr. Lindsey Dietz (PhD '16) has recently been featured in a national art exhibit featuring over 120 3D printed statues of female STEM role models.
Matthew Duffus, alumni of the Creative Writing graduate program, published his first book, Swapping Purples for Yellows. He discusses his process, inspiration, and future…
