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“The medieval and early modern studies minor is cross-disciplinary in nature, covering classes in philosophy, humanities, English, history, theatre, arts, music, and others, which makes this minor exactly what I needed.”

“The idea that I would get to study so intensely the subjects and questions that flooded my mind daily — how to govern a society, what kinds of governments certain societies favor, how specific policies affect these societies, and the philosophies behind those policies — I couldn’t wait to enroll and begin my journey with higher education in this department.”

“Anyone can benefit from developing reasoning and critical thinking skills and learning to see things from multiple perspectives. I also chose philosophy to have a better sense and of who I am and what I believe."

“Anthropology allows me to combine my interests in science, history, and sociology. Studying anthropology at �鶹������ý Lafayette has given me the opportunity to do archaeology in �鶹������ý, which I want to continue to do in my future career.”

“A lot of people think learning German is intimidating, but Dr. Huey immediately destroys that illusion with her patience, enthusiasm, and experience.”

“I chose �鶹������ý Lafayette because you feel like you are truly part of a community here. There are great professors here that work hard to help you and push you to succeed and grow as a scholar.”

“The Department of History, Geography, and Philosophy has taught me scholarly independence, critical thinking, and problem solving.”

“I'm learning how to apply methods used in studying the past to the present so that I can actively share knowledge to preserve records of historical value and encourage understanding of current events.”

“I had the rare and great opportunity to oversee the design and fabrication of a new, $14 million, 6,000-square-foot permanent exhibition.”