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Liberal Arts

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Penn State Holocaust Education Initiative receives lead gift, matching funds

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Penn State influences PA governmental response to pandemic

Angel Antosz

Angel Antosz utilizes passion for politics to lead The Underground

The Institute's virtual book club will discuss "Stay Woke: A People's Guide to Making All Black Lives Matter" by Tehama Lopez Bunyasi and Candis Watts Smith July 27 at 4 p.m. in Zoom.

McCourtney Institute for Democracy virtual book club to examine antiracism

Kristin Buss, head of the Department of Psychology in the College of the Liberal Arts

Buss named McCourtney Professor in Children, Work, and Families

land and water revisited 1961 to 2019 Sometimes you have to look back to move ahead

'Land and Water Revisited' to livestream for premiere

Democracy Works_studio

Democracy Works podcast wins CASE Circle of Excellence Award

Candis Watts Smith

Candis Watts Smith named Brown-McCourtney Early Career Professor in Liberal Arts

Virtual Professional Program Graduate Fair Thursday, July 9

Prospective student event to focus on professional graduate degree programs

CSRE 2020 seed grants

Center for Security Research and Education announces seed grant awardees

PACT Zoom

Parents and Children Together continues to make an impact during pandemic

Population health word cloud illustration

New grant seeks to train population health researchers

Liberal Arts Staff Advisory Committee

Liberal Arts Staff Advisory Committee keeps staff engaged remotely

Book cover of Reciting the Goddess

Professor garners book award, NEH grant for study of Hindu goddess and ritual

Several women gathered and holding signs at the 2017 Women's March

Marching for change: 2017 Women's March met with mostly positive support online

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