On October 29th and 30th, SLCL hosted its first symposium as a school, “How Does Culture Move? Mobility and Stasis in Global Cultural History,” co-sponsored by the Humanities Research Institute. The symposium took place in a hybrid format with in-person sessions held at the Levis Faculty Center, which were also simultaneously streamed via Zoom.
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Nearly 20 new faculty have joined the College of LAS this fall, with their research and teaching interests ranging from African American religious diversity to the human brain and the role of law during periods of crisis. Read below for a feature on one of SLCL's new professors, Alexia Williams. Other new SLCL faculty this fall include: Naoko Gunji, East...
The Humanities Research Institute (HRI) at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has announced the inaugural Interseminars project, led by professors Carolyn Fornoff of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Josue David Cisneros of the...
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- The Graduate Student Association of French and Italian, a registered student association at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will be hosting a Photo Contest fundraiser this fall semester of 2021! All students and faculty are welcome to submit personal photos featuring Italy,...
- George Gasyna, Associate Professor of Slavic Languages and Literature was interviewed recently on the topic of the Polish mid-20th century "angry young man" author Marek Hłasko. This interview was part of a series called "Encounters with Polish Literature," which was created by the Polish Cultural...
- Congratulations to Professor Emanuel Rota (FRIT & EUC) and the transatlantic team of researchers associated with the project “Understanding Narratives of Racialization in the Mediterranean” for their grant from the Embassy of France...
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