L&S News

Jess Randall’s collegiate career has taken her around the world, teaching her lessons in and out of the classroom.

A mathematician and a philosopher walk into a bar … and they debate the concept of uncertainty.

The L&S Collective for Research Impact and Social Partnerships bridges the gap between researchers and the industry, community and government partners who will help fuel the next generation of discoveries.

Imagine a winding maze full of twists and turns. To complete it will take focus and an ability to resist the shiny distractions designed to draw you off course. This labyrinth represents the attention economy, and L&S is here to serve as your tour guide.

Vampires, palaces, blockbusters and more. Beyond the catchy titles, these courses leave students with a more critical eye for folklore, history and film. 

An etching of the sifting and winnowing plaque now hangs in South Hall, serving as a reminder to the College of Letters & Science of the importance of academic freedom. 

Katherine Cramer’s latest project revisits the political (non)evolution of a group of ’60s graduates. 

The Public Tech Media Lab hosts a boot camp training for open-source investigation techniques. 

These College of Letters & Science undergraduate students are hoping to make a difference in the world of medicine.