We're a liberal arts college in a top-ranked research university, located in the Twin Cities, driven by a purpose to do the most good we can for others. #UMNCLA

Minneapolis, MN
Joined February 2014
Don't forget to save the date for Homecoming 2026, Oct. 22-24! Join alumni, students and community members for a weekend full of tailgating 🏟️, parades 🥁, and celebrations 🎉 . Check out the full schedule below, and we'll see you there! 🤍 umnalumni.org/homecoming #UMNproud
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It is officially UMN Alumni Day! 📣 Whether you are a Golden Eagle, a Bulldog, a Cougar, a Raptor, or a Gopher, today's the day to grab your Maroon and Gold and post to your social media using #UMNproud. 🔗 bit.ly/4i3D4Oz
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A moment for our 2026 CLA award winners. 👏 z.umn.edu/wtd-26 #UMNCLA #WorldTeachersDay
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Appreciating our CLA instructors is easy. Here's what a few students had to say about meaningful classroom experiences this year. 🔗 z.umn.edu/wtd-26 #UMNCLA #WorldTeachersDay
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We are #umnproud of the students featured in a recent photo story by the Minnesota Daily! Three CLA students were highlighted in the story that centered around student leaders making a difference in the community. 💛 🔗 bit.ly/47waaR0
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Where is #UMNCLA headed next? 🧭 Take a look at Compass 2030, the college's strategic plan, and see what is ahead for CLA: cla.umn.edu/compass-2030
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For 175 years, students have called our campus home through chilly winters and sunny summers. We are #UMNproud to celebrate the University’s legacy and each student who has experienced its seasons.
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Join author and CLA alum Dr. René Esparza (PhD '17, @UMN_AMST) for the first event in Making Minnesota, a new series from #UMNCLA on Thursday, Oct. 8 in Northrop. 🔗: cla.umn.edu/news-events/even…
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Current and former CLA students, nominate your favorite instructor for a teaching award! To be considered, faculty and instructors must be nominated by five current or former students. Nominations are due Friday, November 6. 🔗 bit.ly/4ADTbK2
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From building a foundation through courses in the College in the Schools program to a scholarship that allowed her to study abroad throughout Europe, Ellexa Orbeck reflects on how language and learning have shaped her future. 🔗 bit.ly/4yVZjvE #UMNCLA
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Two special birthdays mean double the celebration in #UMNCLA! Happy birthday all week long to Goldy Gopher and Dean GerShun Avilez 🎉
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Three CLA courses are featured in this fall course roundup. Courses like these ones from the American Studies, History and, Language departments and more help shape the education of a well-rounded CLA student. 📚 bit.ly/4yVvlrD
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Growing up in a dictatorship in Chile, Eva Palma-Zúñiga observed the silence around political violence in the community. As a lecturer in Spanish and Portuguese Studies, Palma-Zúñiga brings discussions of human rights violations to light. 🔗 bit.ly/3UIX1Bh
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For Master of Human Rights alum Andrea Daniela Martínez, human rights are not just theoretical concepts that exist in international documents or policy debates. Martínez continues to communicate across cultures to help those in need. 💛 bit.ly/4yzJV7I
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Master of Human Rights alum Victor Molina didn’t always know his path would involve combining human rights advocacy with communications work. Now, Molina uses his human rights experience to create effective communications to advocate for change. 🔗 bit.ly/4rbK9zq
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Aragti Wadaag, a 2025-2026 Liberal Arts Engagement Hub Residency, gives Somali and immigrant artists a chance to display their work and participate in critical conversations. View the art at Quarter Gallery from now until October 3. @UMN_ART 🔗 bit.ly/4Acs9Jn
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Professor Christopher Terry notes that creators not disclosing that paid relationship could be in violation of federal prohibitions on deceptive advertising. 🔗 bit.ly/3T6TdsR
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📣 The call for proposals for the next Interdisciplinary Collaborative Workshop (ICW) Award is now open! Issued by the Liberal Arts Engagement Hub, this award is intended to spur new collaborations, between and across disciplines. 🔗: z.umn.edu/icw2026
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Prediction markets aren’t new, says Rachel Croson, who studies experimental and behavioral economics, but people underestimate just how attractive the platforms can be, Croson says in an article from the Minnesota Star Tribune. 🔗 bit.ly/3RrNSvr
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Sociologist Michelle Phelps explores how 2020’s racial justice protests built muscle memory for Minneapolis’s 2026 resistance to federal anti-immigration policies. 🔗 yhoo.it/4xaIVGi
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