The College of Arts and Humanities is dedicated to the ideals of a liberal arts education and serves as the intellectual core of the University, offering intellectual and artistic programs that engage students and faculty and the community in collaboration, dialogue, and discovery. Programs of study include art, English, media, music, philosophy, religious studies, theatre, and world languages. Students also have the opportunity to study a variety of topics and issues through an interdisciplinary lens.
The college sponsors a multitude of curricular and co-curricular programs, including study abroad, music, and theatre performances; writing awards; art exhibitions; lectures; and a range of programs that promote the arts, humanities, and the exchange of ideas. Also residing within the college are the Center for Global Education, the Digital, Written, and Oral Communication Studio and WRMU.
Digital, Written, and Oral Communication Center (DWOC)
