Human Inquiry :: College of Liberal Arts
College of Liberal Arts Magazine at Texas State University
Last October a synagogue shooting at the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania killed eleven people and left six seriously injured. The assailant lived and was charged with 29 criminal counts including obstruction of the first amendment, criminal homicide, aggravated
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For Uriel De La Rosa and Brittany Sanchez Gomez, receiving the Richard Castro scholarship was a decisive moment that paved the way for them to attend Texas State University. Meeting Distinguished Alumnus Richard Castro was icing on the cake. For both students, meeting
Video games have long been an escape from the harsh realities of life, and as technologies advance and persist as an ever-present part of reality, some wonder about the cultural and philosophical implications of escaping into these mini-worlds. Games like the Fallout
Dr. Alberto Giordano, Professor in the Department of Geography, is using his expertise in cartography (map making) and geographic information systems to map the impact of the Holocaust and Holocaust survivors in Italy and Budapest. Thanks to his work, we
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