The Quadrangle
The Quadrangle is a biannual magazine published by the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences every spring and fall. It tells stories of and impacting alumni, students, faculty, and staff throughout the college.
View highlights from our most recent issue below, or download a PDF version to view all the stories.
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News & research from LAS
Click on the images to read recent news and research from faculty, staff, students, and alumni. View the full list in the magazine.
Books from LAS
Indigenous poetry, natural disasters, political philosophy, and racism in Russia were just some of the subjects of books published recently by LAS faculty members.
Watch a video of Skeuomorph Press & BookLab, sponsored by the School of Information Sciences with support from the Department of English to study the art of printing.
Kameno Bell’s family, education, and football stardom propel his career in emergency medicine
How are schools of thought defined? The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences has more than 60 academic units, and some, like English and chemistry, have been within LAS since the beginning. But how is it that the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, for example, resides in LAS, while physics, the science of matter and energy, is within the Grainger College of Engineering?
Every academic institution has its own distinct identity. It’s revealed by the history that exists at the borderlines and contours within itself.
