College of Liberal Arts News
Frankenstein on Trial: Purdue Students Bring Literature to Life
Bobby Chastain Selected for Alex Trebek Legacy Fellowship
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How Two Transfer Students Found a Home in the College of Liberal Arts
When transfer students Allie Beene and Madison Succaw arrived at Purdue, they found the academic opportunities and genuine community they were...
Liberal Arts In The News – September 2026
Recent media mentions for the College of Liberal Arts in September 2026.
School of Languages and Cultures presents French Film Festival
Public relations senior, Abbey Maple, shares how saying ‘yes’ to every opportunity changed her college experience.
From West Lafayette to New Orleans: Saying ‘yes’ to every opportunity
Public relations senior, Abbey Maple, shares how saying ‘yes’ to every opportunity changed her college experience.
One Alumna’s Journey From Public Service to Patient Advocacy
Susan Brock Williams shares how her Purdue education guided her career in advocating for others.
A History of the Modern American Presidency
This book guides students on a journey to explore and analyze the role and development of the American presidency.
Enjoyment Is Breaking News: How We Became Less Informed and More Divided (and How to Fix It)
This book dives into the dramatic changes in the ways news is delivered and consumed.
Interiority in German Women's Writing
This book examines German women authors' contributions to the concept of interiority (Innerlichkeit) from 1750 to 1850.
The Flight of the Purdue OWL: An Institutional History
This book traces the history of teaching and programming of the original Writing Lab, whose handouts and resources became the foundation of its...
Aquinas's Ontology of Place: Local Motion, Space, and Spatial Location
This study presents Thomas Aquinas's Aristotelian theory of physical place, offering an alternative to modern views inspired by Newton and...
