Research & Creative Work News

PhD candidate Selena Bernier shares how the Fink Summer Fellowship helped her find her niche and research direction.

Interim Dean Ann Waltner reflects on the college's Dream Initiative for this month's Alma Matters e-newsletter.

Fink Fellowship awardee, Monica R Evans, seeks to improve Black women’s representation in popular media through her research.

News about the publications, creative activities, and recognition given to our faculty, staff, and graduate students — updated monthly.

Graduate student Isaac Esposto spent the past summer in the Sonoran Desert, researching how colonialism is reflected and reinforced by the architecture of the southern border.

PhD alum Sara Cohen, University of Michigan Press Editorial Director, embraces the role of tastemaker.

Storytellers, activists, scholars, artists, and entrepreneurs. CLA is excited to present this year's Alumni of Notable Achievement Award and Emerging Alumni Award winners.

Tiktok is known for its videos featuring cute pets, shopping hauls, recipes, and dance trends. Now instructors are using it in the language classroom to showcase languages as…

This junior chose English due to his love for storytelling.

PhD alum Ariane M. Balizet, a professor and associate dean at TCU, advises staying open to new ideas and taking care of your brain.

Being an English major has given this senior the transferable skills to succeed as a public policy and communications intern.

Feminist Studies PhD student Moriah Shumpert was awarded a GRPP Summer Fellowship from the Center for Race, Indigeneity, Disability, Gender, and Sexuality for 2024! Congrats…

PhD candidate Stephen Ellis' dissertation writing supported by the Ruth Drake Dissertation Fellowship.

Communication (17), economics (20), psychology (23), and statistics (24) ranked in the top 25 globally in Shanghai Ranking’s 2023 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects.

Two artist-educators consider flexible teaching methods, fostering autonomous growth, and the purpose of critique.

The prestigious foundation awards financial assistance to students and young artists from all over the globe.

Art Matters Foundation assists artists who make work intending to break ground aesthetically and socially.

The St. Paul-based social practice artist will bring Freeway Stories to Lanesboro in 2024 to share stories of and relationship with highways, freeways, and interstates.

“Professional football players may live longer than ‘American men in general,’ but this does not mean that playing professional football extends players' lives," says UMN…

Graduate student, Mathi Manavalan, shares how an internship opportunity at HKS gave her real-life research experience within an industry setting.