Welcome to the College of Arts, Education, and Sciences
We offer the skills and knowledge you need for some of the most rewarding careers
in the world.
We are a vital part of the University, serving students across a broad spectrum of
disciplines and offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs at every level.
In the College of Arts, Education, and Sciences, we are dedicated to the unique success
and academic excellence of each and every student who walks through our doors.
We are made up of four academic units: the School of Education, dedicated to the preparation
of outstanding teachers; the School of Humanities, studying the nuance and significance
of history, languages, and communication; the School of Sciences, searching for solutions
to problems in the natural world; and the School of Visual and Performing Arts, where
vibrant performances and artwork challenge and inspire us.
Our outstanding faculty and staff offer a supportive learning environment dedicated
to preparing highly qualified professionals to meet the workforce demands of the community,
the region and beyond.
Through the Lens of Tianyu Wang: Shaanxi Province in the 1960s-2000s is moving from ULM to the Northeast Louisiana Arts Council Gallery.
In summer 2025, the Tan Family gathered to honor Tianyu Wang, esteemed Chinese photojournalist, by creating the Tianyu Wang Endowed Scholarship in Communication. In Spring 2026, ULM hosted its first-ever donor-driven photo exhibit, Through the Lens of Tianyu Wang: Shaanxi Province in the 1960s-2000s.
The University of Louisiana Monroe (ULM) held a groundbreaking ceremony on September 24, 2026, to celebrate the construction of the Freddy and Reba Nolan Early Childhood Hall. The new building will house the Emily Williamson Laboratory School (EWLS), which provides educational childcare for children from birth to age 4. The new hall is being constructed on the previous site of EWLS, which was destroyed by a fire in October 2022.
Two University of Louisiana Monroe School of Visual and Performing Arts faculty members performed abroad during the summer of 2026. Scot Humes, DMA, and James Boldin, DMA, attended and performed at international conferences after being selected through a competitive application process.
The University of Louisiana Monroe (ULM) has been awarded a contract from the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) for a total of $4,211,997.00. The cooperative agreement is titled "Assisting with Weather and Water Nowcasting and Forecasting Needs within the Lower Mississippi River Basin." This award marks the largest federal contract in the university's history.
Inducted into Louisiana's Heroes and Heritage Trail, the museum is a resource for
scientists and the general public.
The Hawkeye is an award-winning student newspaper and online news source of the University of
Louisiana at Monroe. The Hawkeye print edition is available at newspaper racks strategically
located around campus or view the news source online.
91X- Radio is a student-operated radio broadcast service of the College of Arts, Education, and Sciences from the University of Louisiana at Monroe.
