Fall 2019
Komla Aggor Traces Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade through Language
Descendants of African slaves use the Spanish language to understand their history in Latin America.
Features
Fall 2019
Tatiana Arguello Explores Conflict in Central American Literature
The assistant professor of Spanish and Hispanic studies the lasting effects of war.
Fall 2019
Sai Tuialii Fights Crime in South Los Angeles
The police sergeant returned to his hometown after playing basketball for TCU.
Fall 2019
Elva Orozco Mendoza Studies Juarez Femicide Protests
The assistant professor of political science discusses “maternal activism” in Latin America.
Fall 2019
A Liberal Arts Education Gives Perspective for Military
Eugene Chu came equipped for leadership in a changing U.S. Army.
Fall 2019
Helping Companies Build Social Responsibility Initiatives
Josh Simpson, whose career started at Google, now works for Capital One Financial Corp.
Fall 2019
Crowdsourcing Can Lead to Solving Crimes with Police
Johnny Nhan analyzed how citizens banded together on platforms like Reddit to find the Boston Marathon bombers.
Fall 2019
The History of AddRan College: A Timeline
In 1869, Addison and Randolph Clark started planning a college for men and women, with an emphasis on providing a classical education.
Fall 2019
What Kind of Job Can You Get with a Liberal Arts Degree?
After this class, liberal arts majors see the opportunities.
Fall 2019
Master of Liberal Arts Program Encourages Critical Thinking
The degree gives graduate students a chance to take lifelong learning and leading a step beyond.
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