The liberal arts are more than a set of courses within the academic undergraduate experience. These disciplines provide the foundation of all human knowledge, with literature taking a central seat within the curriculum. While that may sound audacious, it is true. Innovation and technology; medical advancements; cultural and historical understanding; effective communication; human purpose\u2026.all of life\u2019s enduring questions and discoveries begin within a grounding in the liberal arts.<\/p>\n
The\u00a0MSU Roadrunner Review<\/em>\u00a0inhabits an important place within the liberal arts curriculum at MSU Denver.\u00a0It contains human insight\u2014carefully curated (by students) through a literary lens, opening the door for readers to directly experience the humanities and make connections within their own life experiences.<\/p>\n In a modern world that tends to encourage quick transactional experiences over deeper intellectual ones, this journal gives the reader a respite from the noise. It is a part of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences mission, vision, and values: providing essential viewpoints for our students as they pursue meaningful careers and, most importantly, lives of substance.<\/p>\n Dr. John Masserini<\/p>\n Dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences<\/p>\n Metropolitan State University of Denver<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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