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Todd Borlik Publishes New Shakespeare Quarterly Article Linking Macbeth to Historical Climate Disruption

Maria VanDeman, a 2009 graduate of interior design in the Rueff School of Design, Art, and Performance

Building Bridges: A Career in Design through the Power of Connection

Maria VanDeman, a 2009 graduate of interior design in the Rueff School of Design, Art, and Performance

Erin Dunn receives Breslau/Murphy Award

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Hegel and Republicanism: Non-Domination, Economics, and Political Participation

Dr. Christopher Yeomans is the Justin S. Morrill Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Professor of Philosophy at Purdue University.

The Islands and the Stars: A History of Japan’s Space Programs

Subo Wijeyeratne is an assistant professor in history and a historian of technology with a focus on East Asia.

Supernatural Japan: Izumi Kyoka and the Global Fantastic

Pedro Bassoe is an assistant professor in Japanese and author of “Supernatural Japan: Izumi Kyoka and the Global Fantastic.”

Political Meritocracy in the 21st Century

Brian Kogelmann is an associate professor of philosophy and political science.

The Handbook of Communication in Africa: Theory, Research, and Praxis

Stacey Connaughton is a professor in the Brian Lamb School of Communication and Director of the Purdue Policy Research Institute in the Discovery...

The Routledge Handbook of Communication and Social Cognition

Torsten Reimer is a professor of communication and director of the Communication and Cognition Lab.

High-Risk Private Space Missions May Shape Future of Government-Sponsored Programs, Says Purdue Philosopher

A new publication by Dr. Dana Tulodziecki in Nature’s npj Microgravity explores the growing influence of high-risk private space missions on...

Interdisciplinary Conference in Cognitive Science: April 2-3, 2026

A new interdisciplinary center at Purdue University is bringing together researchers to study some of today’s most pressing questions about...

Liberal Arts In The News - February 2026

Recent media mentions and national coverage in relation to the College of Liberal Arts for February 2026.

Liberal Arts In Print – March 2026

The following are publications that have been published in November and December 2025.

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