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Liberal Arts

Journalist and author Matt Taibbi will present a lecture on his book "Hate Inc.: Why Today’s Media Makes Us Despise One Another" Sept. 17 at 4 p.m. in Zoom. The event is co-sponsored by the McCourtney Institute for Democracy and the Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications.

Matt Taibbi to present lecture on media and politics Sept. 17

Jake Plevelich stands at podium

Paterno Fellows alumnus Jake Plevelich makes waves on Capitol Hill

Joy Garcia selected as Liberal Arts college marshal for summer commencement

A graph from the McCourtney Institute for Democracy's Mood of the Nation Poll showing how attitudes about common activities changed as a result of COVID-19

Mood of the Nation Poll offers a snapshot of life during pandemic's early phase

Milan Liu

Milan Liu selected Earth and Mineral Sciences 2020 summer student marshal

The children statues in Hintz Alumni Garden lit by multiple colors as designed by Stella Murray for her Nittany Lights project.

Recent architecture alumna awarded funding to pursue architectural lighting

stone box with llama and gold scroll in hole

Ancient shell llama offering found in Lake Titicaca

Natalie Bonanno

International politics alumna named to executive position in U.S. Postal Service

“Hope for Democracy” by Penn State's John Gastil and Colorado State's Katherine Knobloch

Virtual book club to explore civil discourse, political deliberation

Too Many Grouchos

Three psychology alums establish fund to honor Professor Rick Jacobs

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Webinar series provides resources for teaching civic engagement

Climate Change Migration

Climate change-influenced refugee crisis may lead to long-term settlement issues

Four students meet in a classroom

Students Teaching Students challenges undergraduates to teach their peers

Sad couple in counseling

Post-9/11 veterans with moral injury are having trouble connecting to others

Nevins Fellow Mark D'Ostilio is completing a remote internship with the Center for Civic Design, an organization that aims to make interactions between government and citizens easy, effective and pleasant.

Nevins Fellows make the most of remote internships

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