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Liberal Arts

View of the roman colosseum with the sun setting in the distance

Fall of the Roman Empire is revisited in new book by Penn State historian

Chet'la Sebree

Poet Chet'la Sebree to be featured in the Mary E. Rolling Reading Series Feb. 13

Dan people, Liberia and Ivory Coast, Face Mask (tanka gle)

Penn State campuses offer events in honor of Black History Month

Gordon DeJong

Population Research Institute co-founder receives international accolade

Liberal Arts Career Week

Liberal Arts Career Week is the perfect career-building opportunity for students

Randy Houston

Catching up with Penn State Alumni Association President Randy Houston

Brno, Czech Republic

CzechMates offers study abroad and internship opportunity in central Europe

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The impacts of automation and AI on the next WPSU 'Digging Deeper'

Accelerated integrated undergraduate/graduate Master of Public Policy degree

Integrated public policy program offers advanced degree in compressed timeframe

Smartphone screenomes for two adolescents over 21 days.

The human 'screenome' may give insight into human health and well-being

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Power struggles: How Tennessee became more racially and politically divided

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A new way to research water

Emily Grosholz

Mary E. Rolling Reading Series to feature Penn State Edwin Erle Sparks Professor

Yonamine_Jay

Young alumnus, Google executive creates scholarship in liberal arts

Jeanine Staples

Education professor to give talk about emotional justice on Jan. 27

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Looking at cute animals is good for your brain
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