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A grandfather and his grandson sitting together at a table, sketching their future sculptures.

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

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

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Purdue philosopher Sarah Robins receives 2026 Lebowitz Prize

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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.

Purdue hosts GIS Cybertraining workshop sponsored by the National Science Foundation

A team of GIS and Social Science specialists from Purdue University hosted an NSF-funded workshop, “GIS Cybertraining for the Social...

10 years in, Purdue’s Cornerstone Integrated Liberal Arts program has proven effective in well-rounded training for STEM, business students

Purdue’s Cornerstone program integrates liberal arts into STEM and business fields, and new initiatives in 2026 will expand civic learning,...

Teaching Political Communication

Teaching Political Communication serves as a comprehensive guide for educators looking to respond to and prepare students for the fast-evolving...

Batman and the Classics: Echoes of Mythology, Literature and Philosophy in the Comics and Films

In Batman and the Classics, Michael Nichols investigates how the famous Batman comic books, graphic novels and cinematic adaptations reimagine...

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