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ACADEMIC PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT

Liberal Arts & Sciences at WIU

This week's Program Spotlight is Liberal Arts & Sciences!

  • Major in your Minors: Design your curriculum with two College of Arts and Sciences minors plus a third minor from any college within WIU.
  • Minors available include Religious Studies, Women’s Studies, Cannabis and Culture, and African American Studies.
  • Small class sizes with experienced and dedicated faculty members in Macomb, Quad Cities, or online.
  • With the African American Studies degree option, students gain a firm grounding in courses on Black history, culture, and social, political, and economic life, positioning them to be leaders in their careers and work towards the transformation of communities.



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Sarah Dooley, a Liberal Arts and Sciences student at WIU-QC from Moline, IL, was captivated by the people, programs, and opportunities at WIU. She acknowledges HRM Professor Susan Stewart and English Professor Everett Hamner for their significant contributions to her online success.

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Audrey Lamb

Many Opportunities

QuoteWestern understands its students, our university is designed for students to make their education what they want it to be. Our flexible course offerings with online and in person choices allows for me to balance music, work, and classes while still having time to volunteer in my community or spend time with my family. I'm so thankful to have found Western, it never fails to grant me with opportunities.

— Audrey Lamb, Undergraduate Student, English




Ella Lingafelter

Hear from Alumni

QuoteThe scholarships offered at WIU have completely covered our costs for tuition and materials and I cannot express how grateful I am for this. I truly believe the support I have received from everyone at WIU has allowed me to be where I am today.

— Ella Lingafelter