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The College of Liberal Arts is home to four departments, one school and 10 majors. Bachelor’s degrees are offered in communications; criminal justice; English; history; international studies; political science; psychology, Spanish, studies in war and peace and education. The college also offers minors in Asian studies, computer crime and forensics; transnational crime; Chinese; French; German; philosophy; writing; and sociology.

COLA on the HILL

NU’s student literary journal has shared student literary and visual arts since 1961.
Public-affairs podcast, produced in conjunction with WNUB, addressing issues relative to Norwich with local, regional, and global relevance.
Advancing interdisciplinary knowledge on relationships between peace and warfare locally, nationally, and globally.
Founded in 1927, the Pegasus Players are the oldest continuously operating student group on campus. Pegasus students stage multiple performances each year ranging from classical to contemporary to musicals.
NU’s student and community radio station, WNUB 88.3 FM Dog River Radio, has been on the air since 1967.
Student-run campus newspaper.
“Norwich Forever” in the world’s languages.

College of Liberal Arts

Dewey 210 | 1 (802) 485-2410

COLA Dean

Edward P. Kohn | ekohn@norwich.edu

Office Manager

Cassie Wills | cwills1@norwich.edu

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