L&S News  Author: Katie Vaughn

Is the secret to lasting love at our fingertips?

A philosophy graduate student investigates impostor syndrome to find out whether it's rational to feel like a fraud.

His surname is synonymous with science on campus, but Wayland Evan Noland supports the College of Letters & Science to ensure that intellectual pursuit remains strong into the future.

For current students and recent grads, pursuing a language major opens up the world — and opportunities for their futures.

Museums and special collections across the College of Letters & Science enhance learning and spark curiosity.

For Chican@ and Latin@ Studies director Armando Ibarra, knowledge must extend far beyond campus.

For junior Camila Hernández, studying Spanish and neurobiology are an ideal path for becoming a physician and patient advocate.

She joins the Department of African Cultural Studies, focusing on how individuals in Africa construct their self-identity through political actions, religious beliefs or bodily practices.

He joins the Department of Political Science as a comparative political scientist interested in examining “how and why governments fail their citizens.”