Stories

Balancing equations and game-day duties, Ethan Gray seamlessly blends student research with courtside stat-tracking, striking the perfect balance between academic ambition and athletic dedication.

The AddRan College of Liberal Arts is proud to celebrate an exceptional group of graduates from the class of 2025.

The AddRan College of Liberal Arts is proud to celebrate an exceptional group of graduates from the class of 2025.

DeNapoli’s research seeks to understand how women navigate religious spaces traditionally dominated by men.

Being honored with a Festschrift in academia is rare, which made the recognition all the more surprising and joyful for A.A. Bradford Chair and Professor of Religion David Moessner.

The National Council of Teachers of English's Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) has named AddRan alumna Angela D. Mack (Ph.D. ’23) as the recipient of the 2024 CCCC James Berlin Outstanding Dissertation Award for her dissertation “Black Storytelling in Southside Funky Town, Texas: From the 76104 Zip Code to the Life and Legacy Work of Atatiana Carr-Jefferson as a Mattering of Black Life.”

AddRan College of Liberal Arts and the University of Georgia (UGA) are midway through a year-long collaborative project celebrating the 250th anniversary of the publication of Phillis Wheatley Peters’ book of poems in 1773, a milestone in the history of African American and transatlantic literature.

As King Charles III takes the throne, Brandy Joliff Scott, instructor of political science and a specialist in British politics, gave her thoughts on the role of the monarchy in the British system and what the landscape might hold with a new king.

Religion and Philosophy Professors Want To Help Students Flourish Through Meditation and Mindfulness.