News - Liberal Arts and Sciences

The Lanier Center of Archaeology’s fall conference will feature several scholars discussing the archaeological evidence for the expansion of Judah in the foothills.

Students gain experience and exposure to the music industry at awards show recorded on campus for worldwide broadcast.

Environmental science students learn from Madison-based alumnus the theology of gardening.

Sean Hagan has a passion for theology, economics and history, and funnels those interests into Bitcoin, which he says embodies the best aspects of each.

Event focuses on dialogue and connections between all those interested in scholarly endeavors.