College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences
Where can you find students from the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences?
Students in our college have the unique opportunity to study abroad in locations such as England, France, Italy, Japan, Oman, and Switzerland. They are exploring abroad while earning college credit!
Latest News
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Article ItemDustin C. Read appointed department head of Blackwood Department of Real Estate , article
Read succeeds Kevin Boyle, the Willis Blackwood Professor of Real Estate, who announced he would be stepping down from role of department head earlier this year.
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Article ItemSteger Center immerses students in global community to build ‘passione’ for learning , article
Kicking off a busy summer at the university’s study abroad hub in southern Switzerland, the inaugural meeting of the center’s new advisory council aimed to broaden opportunities for students and faculty to study, conduct research, and engage with the community.
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Article ItemTurn some new pages this summer , article
From poetry and food history to memoirs and fiction, these summer-inspired page turners showcase research and scholarship of faculty in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences.
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Article ItemExperts available: Hurricane Beryl, Biden standing firm, French elections, California fires, and more , article
Virginia Tech experts are available to discuss Hurricane Beryl making landfall, President Biden standing firm in wake of calls for him to drop out, the surprising French elections, spreading wildfires in California, and more.
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Article ItemA Virginia Tech-Ghanaian classroom collaboration bridges borders , article
Impactful collaborations led to an agreement with the University of Media, Arts, and Communication and the University of Cape Coast in Ghana.
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Article ItemProfessor seeks a modern understanding of ancient inscriptions , article
An innovative approach merges historical and theoretical linguistics to provide new insights into the mysterious evolution of early Celtic syntax. Supported by a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship, Joseph Eska, professor in the Department of English, is revolutionizing the study of ancient Celtic languages with his research.
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In The News
National, regional, and local news outlets regularly feature the expertise of our faculty.
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Article ItemJoe Biden and the national conversation about aging we urgently need , article
Washington Post, 7/11/24
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Article ItemThese corporations are true "winners" of the war on Gaza , article
The Nation, 7/9/24
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Article ItemAn OpenAI advisor wants to help tech leaders embrace the humanities , article
Technical.ly, 7/8/24
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Bookshelf
View the latest books published by award-winning faculty and graduate students in our Bookshelf.