In This Section News Events Workshop & Speaker Series News Recent news from the Department of Sociology Death rates for working-age and young Black people rose during pandemic Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, an associate professor of sociology in the College of Liberal Arts, is quoted on the role of work in pandemic death rates. Six new CLA additions to the Minnesota Alumni Market The MN Alumni Market continues to grow and we are proud to share these new CLA alumni-owned businesses for you to browse and support. Crime is down, by the data, but comfort levels are not up Michelle Phelps, a professor of sociology, is quoted in consideration of crime and comfort levels. How the Liberal Arts Shape Democracy In preparation for Election Day, we lift up the many ways in which our students, faculty, staff, and alumni contribute to a healthy democracy. Welcome New Faculty! Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community. Semester in Hawai‘i: Sea Turtles and Slowing Down Olivia Berndt’s semester in Hawai‘i yielded life lessons as well as academic ones. Just Policing: A New Sawyer Seminar at the University of Minnesota CLA scholars will tackle the question, "Can policing ever be just?" during the Law School's Sawyer Seminar this academic year. Announcing our 2024-25 Liberal Arts Engagement Hub Residencies Check out our 2024-25 Liberal Arts Engagement Hub Residencies and learn how these vital partnerships are deepening our culture of engagement with the community. National Read a Book Day 2024 Check out these recent CLA faculty publications and find your next read. Finding your groove in retirement Emerit professor Phyllis Moen weighs in on how to make retirement enjoyable. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹‹ Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Death rates for working-age and young Black people rose during pandemic Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, an associate professor of sociology in the College of Liberal Arts, is quoted on the role of work in pandemic death rates.
Six new CLA additions to the Minnesota Alumni Market The MN Alumni Market continues to grow and we are proud to share these new CLA alumni-owned businesses for you to browse and support.
Crime is down, by the data, but comfort levels are not up Michelle Phelps, a professor of sociology, is quoted in consideration of crime and comfort levels.
How the Liberal Arts Shape Democracy In preparation for Election Day, we lift up the many ways in which our students, faculty, staff, and alumni contribute to a healthy democracy.
Welcome New Faculty! Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community.
Semester in Hawai‘i: Sea Turtles and Slowing Down Olivia Berndt’s semester in Hawai‘i yielded life lessons as well as academic ones.
Just Policing: A New Sawyer Seminar at the University of Minnesota CLA scholars will tackle the question, "Can policing ever be just?" during the Law School's Sawyer Seminar this academic year.
Announcing our 2024-25 Liberal Arts Engagement Hub Residencies Check out our 2024-25 Liberal Arts Engagement Hub Residencies and learn how these vital partnerships are deepening our culture of engagement with the community.
National Read a Book Day 2024 Check out these recent CLA faculty publications and find your next read.
Finding your groove in retirement Emerit professor Phyllis Moen weighs in on how to make retirement enjoyable.
