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Jewel Lee, a developmental psychology major, came to her internship at Yale University hoping to learn more about psychological research and whether it was the right path for…

An internship with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board gave one CLA student a new perspective on working outdoors and engaging with the community. The experience also…

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

Four CLA students arrived at FilmNorth with limited filmmaking experience. One week later, they premiered a film of their own.

A conversation with recent graduate Isabelle Pizzurro about her research process, playwriting, and the future of interdisciplinary historical work.

Minnesota has always needed CLA, and this month’s Alma Matters alumni newsletter demonstrates why.

Featured are stories of original research, applying classroom lessons to internships, learning through role-playing games, and studying abroad.

These stories from the Class of 2026 reflect the many ways liberal arts students are preparing to make a difference — in their professions and in the lives of the people…

Through active citizenship and community engagement, our students develop a strong sense of their role in the communities they’re a part of.

Across CLA, students are learning what and how to think about complex systems. Together, these experiences point to a common thread: knowledge for good.