The College of Liberal Arts is home to four departments, one school and ten majors. Bachelor’s degrees are offered in Communications, Criminal Justice, English, History, International Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Spanish, Studies in War & Peace, and Education. The college also offers minors in Asian Studies, Computer Crime and Forensics, Transnational Crime, Chinese, French, German, Philosophy, Writing, and Sociology.
College of Liberal Arts (CoLA)
A liberal arts education from Norwich University prepares you to take on the important issues of a global society.
College of Liberal Arts (CoLA)
COLA NEWS - STUDENT
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Calling out the (re)search party +
Vermont Genetics Network helps enable student research in science, technology, engineering and mathematics For Norwich University’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics students, “I will research” could complement “I will try”… Read More
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Her mission is the message +
Faith Odegbami will use writing skills, social media savvy, to help Korean War Veterans Memorial Foundation in internship Faith Odegbami values her ability to express ideas, in speech and on paper,… Read More
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To learn what you may not at first perceive, tie, tie again +
Professors from disparate disciplines will weave together knowledge in trio of Norwich Humanities Initiative courses Our paths, and disciplines, cross again. In the fall, the Norwich Humanities Initiative, which presents… Read More
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First inspiration, then perspiration +
Students to Scholars Symposium invites students to share ideas, plot paths to research What’s the big idea? Well, a little of everything. The annual Students to Scholars Symposium, a two-day… Read More
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COLA NEWS - FACULTY
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What's our capacity for veracity? +
Four-professor panel untangles truth’s parameters in College of Liberal Arts’ ‘Thinking Out Loud’ discussion series What is truth? What makes something truthful? Is truth an objective reality or part of… Read More
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Stumbling over history in Berlin +
Sidewalk plaques serve as stark reminders of lives cut short at tragic time in German history Eighty years ago, a man named Wulf Fajgenbaum lived in my apartment building in… Read More
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To learn what you may not at first perceive, tie, tie again +
Professors from disparate disciplines will weave together knowledge in trio of Norwich Humanities Initiative courses Our paths, and disciplines, cross again. In the fall, the Norwich Humanities Initiative, which presents… Read More
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Humanities and the power of integrated learning +
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COLA NEWS - ALUMNI
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A will to instill, fulfilled +
2013 Norwich graduate and U.S. Army Capt. Drew Paulson lands teaching slot at U.S. Military Academy Drew Paulson remembers being inspired to learn and excel in Norwich University classrooms, as… Read More
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Fighting the opioid epidemic +
Norwich law enforcement alumni on the front lines of the nation’s most deadly drug epidemic STORY BY SEAN MARKEY PHOTOGRAPHS BY ARAM BOGHOSIAN The Norwich Record | Summer 2019 Dana Dexter… Read More
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Wick Grit: 200-mile ultrarunner Ryan Fecteau ’15 +
Why the lacrosse alum chases the limit of human endurance. BY TYLER NEVILLE The Norwich Record | Winter 2019 TO MOST PEOPLE, RUNNING A 100-mile endurance race seems a bit crazy,… Read More
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Wick grit: How Rebekah Bernheim ’14 passed Army Ranger school +
Trading arrogance for maturity, NU’s first female Ranger makes history. BY JANE DUNBAR The Norwich Record | Fall 2018 Last year, Rebekah “Rose” Bernheim became only the 10th woman to complete… Read More
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DEAN’S MESSAGES
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.
College of Liberal Arts
Dewey 210 | 1 (802) 485-2410
COLA Dean
Edward P. Kohn | ekohn@norwich.edu
Office Manager
Sharon Smith | smiths@norwich.edu
