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A group of students pose for a photo in the U.S. Capital.

From the Classroom to the Nation's Capital

Movie posters for the three films featured in the Global Horror film forum

World Film Forum 2026 Explores “Global Horror”

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Richard Blanco Brings a Vision of Connection to Purdue as Moveable Dream Hire

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Liberal Arts In The News - August 2026

Recent media mentions for the College of Liberal Arts in August 2026.

From Sketches to Sound Effects, CLA Brings Learning to Life at Grandparents University

Grandparents University offers a peek into the learning and creativity in the College of Liberal Arts.

Purdue’s public art collection grows with installation of Albert Paley sculpture

Purdue philosopher Sarah Robins receives 2026 Lebowitz Prize

Sarah Robins, professor of philosophy in Purdue’s College of Liberal Arts, has been named a recipient of the 2026 Dr. Martin R. Lebowitz and...

Learning from the Past to Heal the Future

Johari Tello is pursuing dual master’s degrees in the history of medicine and public health in hopes of making meaningful contributions to...

Robbee Wedow honored by American Society of Human Genetics

Sociology Assistant Professor Robbee Wedow has received the 2026 Education Award from the American Society of Human Genetics.

Purdue Researchers Collaborate Across Disciplines to Study Ancient Iron Smelting

A Purdue-led archaeological project in Uzbekistan is bringing together researchers from the College of Liberal Arts, College of Engineering, and...

AI in the Arts: Where Creativity Meets Computation

Two researchers in the College of Liberal Arts share how they are incorporating AI into their humanities work.

Liberal Arts In The News - Summer 2026

Recent media mentions and national coverage in relation to the College of Liberal Arts for May, June and July 2026.

Liberal Arts In Print – August 2026

The Following are publications recently published in the College of Liberal Arts.

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