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Congressional Briefing on the History of AI, Privacy and Security
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Liberal Arts In The News - April 2026
Recent media mentions and national coverage in relation to the College of Liberal Arts for April 2026.
Student Stories
CLA Students Showcase Undergraduate Research at Purdue Conference
College of Liberal Arts (CLA) students made a strong showing across the conference, contributing research that explored topics ranging from...
Student Stories
From Communication to the Classroom: Bella‑Rose’s Journey into Teaching
Bella‑Rose Kozy entered Purdue knowing she belonged in the College of Liberal Arts, drawn to the humanities from a young age.
Featured Publication
Feeding the World as if People Mattered: How Small Farms Produce Value Beyond Yields
This book reimagines what agriculture should value—not just yield and profit, but people, communities, and ecosystems.
Featured Publication
Financial Inclusion: How an Idea Became a Global Agenda
Explore the rapid global push to bring billions of people into formal financial systems in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
In Print
Liberal Arts In Print – May 2026
The following are publications that have been published from April to May 2026.
Research
Faculty
How Emily Buehler’s Communication Research Supports Student Success
Dr. Emily Buehler shares how communication within interpersonal relationships influences the cultivation of strong support systems, leading to...
Student Stories
From Call Time to Curtain Call: A Theatre Student’s Creative Journey
Senior Ruby Foster has spent her Purdue career moving between stage and screen. She has used every opportunity to sharpen her craft, advocate for...
Faculty
Brian Leung Engages Students Through Story, Reflection and Optimism
Brian Leung shared selected excerpts from his latest book, A Terrifying Brush with Optimism, offering attendees an intimate look into his evolving...
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Shakespeare’s Birthday Marked by Major London Discovery Linked to Purdue Research
A discovery about Shakespeare's house in London, the focus of a Purdue research project on Shakespearean theater districts, has made...