News
Liberal Arts students awarded Gilman ScholarshipsFive students in the College of Liberal Arts have been awarded Gilman Scholarships to study abroad in the summer or fall of 2013. 
PPIP students predominantly Liberal Arts majorsThis summer, 19 Texas A&M University students will represent the university in various internships from Washington D.C. to Berlin through the Public Policy Internship Program (PPIP).
Humans or machines? Scoring student writing in MOOCs
New Liberal Arts building exemplifies "green" designThe newly-opened Liberal Arts and Humanities building, was constructed not only as a bastion of higher education, but also as a model of environmentally-conscious design.
Small bones, big impactA team of researchers including Darryl de Ruiter, a professor of anthropology at Texas A&M University, provides evidence linking the bones of the middle ear and the development of modern-day humans.
Texas A&M University professor honored with Lifetime Achievement AwardTexas A&M University Department of Sociology professor and world-renowned scholar Joe Feagin will be honored with a major award for his work with affirmative action. 
Undergraduate student receives Buck Weirus Award for outstanding leadership on campus Communications senior Trey Bodwin received the 2013 Buck Weirus Spirit Award for his exceptional leadership and involvement in multiple student organizations.
Recent Liberal Arts graduate earns prestigious grantRecent College of Liberal Arts graduate Caroline Barrow is one of two people in the United States who will spend ten months in Kazakhstan, teaching English under the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship program.
The College of Liberal Arts is proud to announce the grand opening of the new
Arts and Humanities building in the heart of Texas A&M University,
home to the English and Performance Studies departments.
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