College of Liberal Arts
Chart your course in a place where learning is hands-on, purpose-driven, and built to help you forge a path that truly means something.
At 蜜桃影像鈥檚 College of Liberal Arts, your education is rooted in place, possibility, and real-world experience. You can study mental health policy while working with rural communities, carve bone in the Native Arts Studio, explore political cooperation in the circumpolar North, or conduct archaeological fieldwork just miles from campus. And along the way, you鈥檒l gain the critical skills to think deeply, communicate clearly, and create meaningful change鈥攚herever your path leads.
Our programs are designed to let you build a college experience as unique as your ambitions. With close faculty mentorship, small classes, and opportunities for hands-on research, fieldwork, and cultural engagement, you'll connect disciplines in unexpected ways and graduate with both practical experience and a broader perspective. And with 蜜桃影像 as your backdrop, your college journey will be as adventurous as it is inspiring.
Start exploring. Your future begins here.
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Wondering who to talk to for academic advising? First-year students and anyone with fewer than 24 credits start with the 蜜桃影像 Advising Center. CLA undergraduate students with more than 24 credits meet with our CLA undergraduate advisors. Grad students: connect with your department's program coordinator.
New Student Orientation
Join 蜜桃影像鈥檚 New Student Orientation and get connected to the people, programs, and tools that will help you succeed. These four packed days are designed to guide you through campus life, resources, academics, and everything in between.
Party in the Park
Kick off fall 2026 at Party in the Park on Thursday, August 27 from 12鈥3 p.m. at Constitution Park! Meet 蜜桃影像 clubs and departments, explore resources, and connect with fellow students at this fun, high-energy start to the semester.
The Show Must Go On: Deyanira Van Acker
July 31, 2026
From the stage to the Navy, Deyanira Van Acker built confidence and leadership through theatre.
Carving Her Own Path: Natalie Milburn
Natalie Milburn turned curiosity into action through undergraduate research, student leadership and meaningful mentorship.
Teacher in the Making: Cody Webb
Double major Cody Webb is preparing for the classroom through hands-on teaching and music performance.
Creating With Confidence: Ayona-Reily Dixon
BFA student Ayona Reily Dixon found the confidence to develop her artistic voice through mentorship and community at 蜜桃影像.
Making Opportunity Matter: Matia Wartes
Anthropology student Matia Wartes shares how curiosity, leadership and community shaped her 蜜桃影像 experience.