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- International Business & Modern Language Double Major
Major in a Modern Language and International Business
The College of Business and the College of Liberal Arts are pleased of offer a double major in International Business and Modern Languages. Students can complete the double degree in 4 years. We offer language majors in French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.- The Dan O’Hanlon / John Marshall Essay Competition
The Dan O’Hanlon / John Marshall Essay Competition
The Dan O’Hanlon / John Marshall Essay Competition was created with a $50,000 anonymous donation. This year's winner is W. Austin Smith II who is majoring in Criminal Justice and Criminology. Second place went to Justin Setlif who is majoring in Political Science. Pictured from left to right are David Pittenger, Dean of the College, Justin Setlif, Justice B. Benjamin of the West Virginia Supreme Court, Judge (Ret.) Dan O'Hanlon, and W. Austin Smith II.
- Et Cetera
Et Cetera
The Department of English is the host to the University’s literary magazine Et Cetera, an annual publication including the creative writing and art work of Marshall University’s students.
- Archeology Field Training
Archeology Field Training
Students in Dr. N. Freidin’s Archeology Field Training course have the opportunity to have hands on experience with the science of Archeology. Offered each summer, the course is open to all students regardless of major. This year, Dr. Freidin will return to the Greenbottom site where last year he and his students may have uncovered a Mid-to-Late Woodland prehistoric community.
- Maier Prize Winners
Maier Prize Winners
Students who won one of the Maier Prizes for Writing and Latin join Mr. Edward Maier who follows his father’s legacy of philanthropy and support for Marshall University programs in English and Latin.
- The Thundering Word
The Thundering Word
The College of Liberal Arts is proud to sponsor Marshall University’s award winning speech and debate team, the Thundering Word.
- Atlantis Dual-Degree Project
Atlantis Dual-Degree Project
Students from Poland and Hungary study at Marshall University through the Atlantis dual-degree project run by the Department of Psychology. The Atlantis program has enabled many psychology majors to cross the Atlantic for a year of study abroad where they spend one semester each at the University of Debrecen in Hungary and the Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities in Poland.
The College of Liberal Arts provides a contemporary and engaging education that prepares students for the world of thought, work, and civic responsibility.
