Happy 50th

Birthday, Milligan Humanities!1969-2019

What does it mean to be fully human?

Who is God and how does a person know God?

What responsibilities do we, as both part of creation and stewards of it, have to the rest of the created order?

How does one relate to

human beings?

HomerThucydidesAeschylusSophoclesPlatoAristotleVirgilAugustineBeowulfCatherine of SienaDanteChaucerPico della MirandolaMachiavelliErasmusMartin LutherJohn CalvinWilliam ShakespeareMoliereAlexander Pope

Jonathan SwiftMary WollstonecraftJohn WesleyVoltaireJohn LockeDavid HumeGoetheWilliam BlakeRobert BurnsWilliam WordsworthJohn KeatsAlfred TennysonPercy Bysshe ShelleyGeorge EliotRobert BrowningE. B. BrowningHenry David ThoreauEmily DickinsonWalt WhitmanFrederick Douglass

Gustave FlaubertGerard Manley HopkinsThomas HardyKate ChopinAnton ChekhovHenrik IbsenChinua AchebeWilliam Butler YeatsW. E. B. DuBoisErich Maria RemarqueGeorge Bernard ShawKarl MarxNella LarsenVirginia WoolfJohn Maynard KeynesJohn SteinbeckFlannery O’Connor

Thadeusz BorowskiJean-Paul SartreAlbert CamusFrantz FanonDorothy SayersSimone de BeauvoirAnne SextonAdrienne RichMartin Luther King, Jr.Isabel WilkersonLorraine Hansberry

How does one

inescapable questions of love, hate, belonging, vocation, meaning, death?

101: Ancient and Medieval Cultures

102: Renaissance and Early Modern Cultures

201: Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Cultures

202: Cultures of the Twentieth and Early Twenty-first Centuries

Simon J. Dahlman

Liesl Huhn

David Siebenaler

School of Arts & HumanitiesCommunications

EnglishFine Arts

Graphic DesignHistory

HumanitiesMusic Performance

Music EducationMusical Theatre

SpanishMaster of Arts in Humanities