Performance and Creative Arts
These majors are "hands-on." You will spend a significant amount of time in studios, practice rooms, or on stage. Your work is often evaluated through portfolios, recitals, or live performances.
Art and Art History
Creating visual works and analyzing the evolution of aesthetics.
Human Communication and Theatre
Focusing on public speaking, performance, and the mechanics of human interaction.
Historical and Global Cultures
These majors act like a time machine or a passport. You will focus on how specific civilizations, languages, and societies developed over centuries.
History
Examining the events, people, and movements that shaped the modern world.
Classical Studies
Diving into the "roots" of Western civilization (Ancient Greece and Rome).
Modern Languages and Literatures
Gaining fluency in a new language while studying the culture and books of that region.
Literature, Ethics, and Belief
These majors focus on the "Big Questions." You will spend most of your time reading dense texts, writing persuasive essays, and debating ethics, logic, and the human condition.
Religion
Studying the diverse belief systems and spiritual traditions that drive human behavior.
Interdisciplinary Programs
Explore interdisciplinary programs that connect the arts and humanities, bringing together diverse fields of study to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and new perspectives.