Liberalis Events

Students at Utah State University’s Center for Anticipatory Intelligence (CAI) recently stepped into a high-stakes scenario that tested their ability to analyze, adapt and communicate under pressure.

Several days after the first snow of the season arrived in Logan, 23 middle and nine high-school-aged students from California found themselves at Utah State University. They were at USU’s main campus to explore programs, meet with clubs, discover researc...

The Bringing War Home project welcomes community members with an object and a story to share to preserve them in a digital archive.

CHaSS sponsored Utah State University’s first-ever nonprofit career fair on March 21, 2024, which drew more than 225 students who had the opportunity to network with 29 organizations.

The Tanner Symposium aims to shed light on the experiences of these women by inviting students, scholars, creative artists, and community members to learn from those sharing diverse perspectives about the Vietnam War.

Three students from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences came prepared to engage with legislators and share the results of their research with attendees at this year’s ROCH in the Utah State Capitol rotunda on Jan.18, 2024.

Department of English faculty and several CHaSS co-sponsors are hosting an African American Read-In during February 2024, and students, faculty, and staff are invited to collectively read "Sing, Unburied, Sing."

On Sept. 21, Utah State University’s Department of English held its annual Brewer Festival of Writing. The 2023 event featured readings from visiting writer Bojan Louis and English alum Stacie Denetsosie.

Professor Patrick Mason interviewed Father James Martin, Jesuit Catholic priest, New York Times best-selling author, and former “chaplain” of The Colbert Report. Catch up with their conversation to learn more about the Jesuits and the practice of finding ...

Aspiring writers and storytelling enthusiasts are invited to attend the 2023 Evans Writers' Workshop for Auto/Biography, Memoir and Family History. Utah State University’s Mountain West Center for Regional Studies will host its biennial writing event on O...

The Utah Historical Society and the Bringing War Home project are collaborating to preserve and share historical materials that represent one’s past, family, and community.

The Utah Court of Appeals will hear cases on the Logan campus of Utah State University. The special oral argument session, which is open to the USU community and general public, will be held on Sept. 20, 2023.

Following several years of coordination and support from donors, faculty, and staff, Utah State University’s Swenson Park will open during an official celebration event hosted by the Department of English on April 26.

Utah State University will hold multiple events in celebration of Ramadan from April 12-14, 2023. On the initiative of Muslim students, there are numerous departments, centers, and colleges working together with student volunteers to offer events honoring...

Susan Stryker and Taylor Petrey will visit Utah State University as part of the LGBTQIA+ Health and History Series. Coordinated by USU History faculty, the series was created to augment awareness of LGBTQ issues through visiting speakers.

The Center for Intersectional Gender Studies and Research (Intersections) at Utah State University will host renowned feminist scholar Sara Ahmed for a virtual event on Feb. 22, 2023.

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences Peace Initiative will now be known as the Heravi Peace Institute. The President’s Office hosted a reception to honor Heravi’s gift to CHaSS and to formally recognize the launch of the Institute, which will be ...

Utah State University’s Bringing War Home project recently held a roadshow at the USU Moab Center on Oct. 22. The event resulted in the chance to archive an additional 49 objects and five oral histories.

A long-running tradition in the classics program makes a triumphant return after a 2-year long break.

Every year CHaSS honors some of our best and brightest students, faculty, and staff. This year is no different.

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers seven states and is based in Denver, visited the USU campus Oct. 22 and held two hearings open to students and the public

A group of students representing many CHaSS majors took part in a day-long visit to Lehi to visit Visa and HealthEquity, leaders in Utah's Silicon Slopes.

The Cache Valley's first-ever celebration of World Refugee Day included a picnic in the park, with USU faculty such as Jess Lucero of Social Work.

'Living historians' will portray two larger-than-life persons from the suffrage/abolitionist movement of the 1800s: Orator Frederick Douglass and suffragist Lucretia Mott.

Star Coulbrooke and Shanan Ballam, the current and incoming poet laureates for Logan City, will be among a dozen or so writing specialists from USU at a June 15 symposium hosted by the League of Utah Writers.

CHaSS 2019 commencement has nearly 790 seniors who are potential gradates (pending spring grades). This includes graduates in the humanities and social sciences statewide.

Yun Kim Population Lab marks its 50th anniversary. It has been a great asset to demographers in USU's Sociology Department and in training students.

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences is hosting “Women’s Voices, Women’s Votes: Kicking Off a Yearlong Celebration of Women’s Suffrage and Voting Rights,” to mark the 100-year anniversary of passage of the 19th Amendment.

The 26th annual USU Creative Writing and Art Contest recognizes the best creative work by USU students.

A new exhibit at Utah State University-Blanding focuses on the tens of thousands of Chinese immigrants who labored to bring the transcontinental race to a finish line at Promontory Point in Box Elder County.

The winners of the CHaSS awards of excellence for 2019 have been named, including faculty and students. The awards will be presented at the CHaSS Awards Society in March.

English students of Prof. Phebe Jensen have curated an exhibit of how Shakespeare's era looked at medicine and science. “Secrets: Shakespeare and the Connected World” continues through Jan. 5 in the Merrill-Cazier Library at USU.

Radio personality Krista Tippett to speak on "Mystery and the Art of Living"

The annual AFROTC POW/MIA vigil on November 8-9 offers U.S. flags as reminders

The Global Renaissance is the title of a series of presentations, hosted throughout this academic year, included in the 2018-2019 Tanner Talks series in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

The long-planned Swenson House comes closer to reality with ceremony, gathering

The re-imagined Swenson family home will welcome community, writers and learners.

Hundreds of new and not-so-old CHaSSies gathered for this annual ritual to kick off the school year

Authors explore polygamy through women's diaries and the story-telling of Native Americans.

Who started the fire? Early revolutions topic of June 4-8 event sponsored by Mountain West Center.

CHaSS graduates take the best of the college with them as they begin new lives.

Fatal car crash is real enough to high school journalists visiting USU for annual awards event.

The CHaSS community gathered for awards event to celebrate the accomplishments of students, faculty, staff and friends.

A professional eastern Indian dance group will headline the Museum of Anthropology’s Family First Saturday for April with a performance and workshops in classical Indian dance for children and adults.

Utah's Supreme Court will hear business as usual in a provisional courtroom on USU's campus. The March 19 proceedings, beginning at 10:30 a.m., are open to students and the public.

New CHaSSy Awards open the curtain on alternative venues for writing through film and scripts.

A biography of famed LDS scholar Leonard Arrington and a memoir that looks at the ambiguity of isolation are the winners of the annual Mountain West Center Evans Book Awards.

Conference July 12-13 marks Leonard Arrington's 100th birthday with new, diverse scholarship

CHaSS faculty, students among Robins Award winners at April 15, 2017 ceremony.

Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Brings Insights into Women's History to USU Lecture on March 15

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The College of Humanities and Social Science recognized the achievements of student, faculty and staff during its annual awards ceremony

A Light on the Hill 2017 had a record number of CHaSS majors celebrating the beginning of the semester.