Human Inquiry :: College of Liberal Arts
College of Liberal Arts Magazine at Texas State University
Texans know drought. Every year, summer brings intense heat and rain becomes increasingly rare. We struggle to keep our lawns green, watch as our rivers and lakes recede, and wait for a storm to break the cycle. In many Texas
Read More Geography Graduate Makes Good with Study of Water Attitudes in Texas
Few students can say they’ve gotten a call from their university president. Very little can claim they’ve received the highest honor in their university system. For Kendria Shields-Rhodes, both happened one late afternoon. Last fall, Shields-Rhodes received a voicemail from President Denise Trauth who
Read More Kendria Shields-Rhodes Named 2018 Regents’ Student Scholar
Karen Russell, University Endowed Chair in Creative Writing from 2017 to 2019, recently published a new short story, “Orange World,” in the New Yorker. Russell reads the short story for the magazine’s podcast, The Writer’s Voice. The magazine also featured
Read More Karen Russell’s “Orange World” Published in the New Yorker
