Research News at the College of Liberal Arts

“It is no exaggeration to say that the grant changed the course of my life.” – Global Synergy Grant recipient Jessica Eise  Purdue College of Liberal Arts demonstrated its commitment to excellence in faculty research this fall, awarding over $349,292

“It is no exaggeration to say that the grant changed the course of my life.” - Global Synergy Grant recipient Jessica Eise  Purdue College of Liberal Arts demonstrated its commitment to excellence in faculty research this fall, awarding over $349,292...

Program EUNOMIA Awarded 2.9 Million Euro by European Union Horizon 2020 Program College of Liberal Arts Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Education, Sorin Adam Matei, along with fellow EUNOMIA consortium partners met in London on January 10-11, 2019 at

Program EUNOMIA Awarded 2.9 Million Euro by European Union Horizon 2020 Program College of Liberal Arts Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Education, Sorin Adam Matei, along with fellow EUNOMIA consortium partners met in London on January 10-11, 2019 at...

The annual Symposium highlights advances, challenges, and trends in curricular design, instructional design, academic research, and cross-disciplinary work related to the intersection of engineering and live entertainment. This Symposium is specifically aimed at building bridges between two exceptionally different academic

The annual Symposium highlights advances, challenges, and trends in curricular design, instructional design, academic research, and cross-disciplinary work related to the intersection of engineering and live entertainment. This Symposium is specifically aimed at building bridges between two exceptionally different academic...

A year into the Russian war against Ukraine, one of the most talented Ukrainian war photographers, Vitalii Nosach, chose to share some of his most memorable photographs with the Purdue community. His exhibition will be launched with a presentation and

A year into the Russian war against Ukraine, one of the most talented Ukrainian war photographers, Vitalii Nosach, chose to share some of his most memorable photographs with the Purdue community. His exhibition will be launched with a presentation and...

The Spring 2023 Advanced Methods event series is in full swing. This semester focuses on a Special Series on Methods Pedagogy. Supported by a Teaching Leadership Award from the Center of Instructional Excellence, the series will open a conversation across campus for

The Spring 2023 Advanced Methods event series is in full swing. This semester focuses on a Special Series on Methods Pedagogy. Supported by a Teaching Leadership Award from the Center of Instructional Excellence, the series will open a conversation across campus for...

Each CLA department is invited to nominate ONE graduate student for the Graduate School Mentoring award. Unlike previous years, when nominations were submitted directly by the students to the Graduate School, the departments should select ONE nominee, whose application should

Each CLA department is invited to nominate ONE graduate student for the Graduate School Mentoring award. Unlike previous years, when nominations were submitted directly by the students to the Graduate School, the departments should select ONE nominee, whose application should...

Purdue University’s FORCES initiative publishes reports on the state and future evolution of strategic resources and technological systems. Professor of Library and Information Studies and FORCES Senior Fellow, Bert Chapman, continues the reports with a comprehensive overview of the U.S.

Purdue University's FORCES initiative publishes reports on the state and future evolution of strategic resources and technological systems. Professor of Library and Information Studies and FORCES Senior Fellow, Bert Chapman, continues the reports with a comprehensive overview of the U.S....

“The war in Ukraine has revealed an amazing paradox: nations can be at war while still trading with each other. Between the beginning of the war on February 24 and June 1, 2022, the European Union paid Russia 60 billion euros for

"The war in Ukraine has revealed an amazing paradox: nations can be at war while still trading with each other. Between the beginning of the war on February 24 and June 1, 2022, the European Union paid Russia 60 billion euros for...

“History is not destiny, yet the past can teach us what is or is not possible in the future. Despite drones, cruise missiles, precision weapons, and special operations forces, the Russo-Ukrainian War remains defined by the five main constraints of

"History is not destiny, yet the past can teach us what is or is not possible in the future. Despite drones, cruise missiles, precision weapons, and special operations forces, the Russo-Ukrainian War remains defined by the five main constraints of...

Dr. Fenggang Yang’s Center on Religion and the Global East is one of the most successful CLA research enterprises.  Its projects on religion in China and the Global East have been funded by numerous extramural grants totaling $11.7 million, most

Dr. Fenggang Yang’s Center on Religion and the Global East is one of the most successful CLA research enterprises.  Its projects on religion in China and the Global East have been funded by numerous extramural grants totaling $11.7 million, most...