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Alma Matters is a quarterly e-newsletter distributed to CLA alumni and friends. This month's feature spotlights GerShun Avilez, the college's 13th Dean.

In this Q&A, Dean GerShun Avilez reflects on where he’s been and what’s to come.

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academic and Advising Program was awarded the Outstanding Unit Award from the University’s Office for Equity and Diversity.

CLA students, Dean GerShun Avilez has some advice for you: immerse yourself in the campus and the world. Just because you can.

The University’s MLK Jr. Program and the College of Liberal Arts sponsored a free Barbershop/Salon Talk event at Appleby Hall on Monday, Nov. 4.

The 2024 CLA Internship & Career Fair welcomed 879 students, a 10% increase from 2023, to Huntington Bank Stadium on Thursday, September 26.

Student body president Rahma Ali has a powerful message for the Class of 2028: community matters.

CLA scholars are committed to tackling today’s biggest challenges and questions.

University Relations recently recapped the “MLK 3000: Civil Rights Research and Social Justice Experience Immersion” course travels.

Interim Dean Waltner reflects on undergraduate commencement and introduces this month's package of stories in the alumni newsletter Alma Matters.