Research & Creative

College of Liberal Arts Winter 2025/Spring 2026 News

An update on the latest research, faculty achievements, alumni spotlights, and other recent news from the College of Liberal Arts.

Conversations on agricultural labor in prisons and cannibalistic behavior from early humans

CSU anthropology and geography research explore power, place, justice, and humanity’s past.

Meaningful friendship, civic action, and pop culture as economic storytelling

From building deeper connections to empowering communities, Communication Studies faculty discuss how communication shapes the world.

Medieval lessons on bees and reshaping Colorado classrooms

Get the buzz on medieval bee-keeping and discover how telling untold stories can reshape classrooms, with insights from History’s faculty.

Philosophy, Science, and the Practice of Disagreement

A philosopher of science explores why public trust breaks down and how better reasoning can help repair it.

Exploring representation in policy, correctional facilities, and table gaming

From environmental policy to prisons to Dungeons & Dragons, political science faculty podcasts reveal how power, agency, and decision-making shape our world.

Performing arts as a tool for human connection

From studio to stage, music, theatre, and dance faculty podcasts explore the performing arts as a tool for fostering human connections, healing, and growth.