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  • Students sitting on benches and talking
    Intercultural competence: “There’s always more to learn”
    2025-12-05 - Learning to communicate across diverse cultures and backgrounds is a crucial skill—and one employers are actively looking for. A new offering from the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics is helping students develop that skill and learn how to apply it in the workplace.
  • Students in WLTE classroom
    WLTE produces award-winning teachers
    2025-12-01 - The World Language Teacher Education (WLTE) program is consistently rated as excellent by the state of Illinois—and the teachers it produces are once again being recognized for their exceptional promise.
  • Eduardo Ledesma
    Spanish professor receives support to expand expertise to a new field
    2025-11-17 - The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences has awarded funding to several faculty members through the Study in a Second Discipline Program, which gives professors time and support to push beyond their primary discipline and cultivate new scholarly tools.
  • Anna Mendoza
    Understanding the needs of language learners
    2025-11-12 - Anna Mendoza, a professor of linguistics, was recently featured by the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Institute for her research focusing on teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) and sociolinguistics.
  • Daytime shot of Quad
    Bulgarian language program returns to Illinois
    2025-10-20 - Bulgarian language and culture studies are returning to the University of Illinois.
  • George Gasyna
    George Gasyna named new editor of the Slavic and East European Journal
    2025-10-15 - George Gasyna, a professor in the Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures and the Department of Comparative & World Literature, has been named the new editor of the Slavic and East European Journal.
  • Smiling woman in green blouse and white blazer
    Spanish alumna helps underrepresented students keep an eye on the future
    2025-10-08 - Entering the workforce after graduating can seem daunting, especially when you don’t know what the professional landscape will look like in the next five years. Kelley Francis (BA, ’09, Spanish) is helping students from the Hispanic community prepare to make that jump while keeping an eye on the...
  • Carlos Hernandez
    Spanish student awarded Voyager Scholarship
    2025-10-01 - A student from the Department of Spanish & Portuguese has been named a recipient of the annual Voyager Scholarship, the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service.
  • David Cooper
    David Cooper elected president of the Association of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies
    2025-09-29 - David Cooper, professor and head of the Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures, has been elected president of the Association of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES).
  • Fall view of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics Building
    SLCL faculty members promoted
    2025-09-29 - Ten faculty members from the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics have received promotions.
  • Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics Building sign
    SLCL welcomes 11 new faculty members
    2025-09-29 - The School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics welcomed nine new faculty members this fall. They join a group of talented faculty who lead externally funded and nationally recognized research projects, author major books and articles, and receive national and international awards and...
  • Dark-haired, smiling woman in black top poses for headshot
    Translation and interpreting studies professor designs new course focused on translation and culture
    2025-09-23 - A professor in the Program in Translation & Interpreting Studies (TIS) has developed a new course that aims to help students critically engage with translation across various media and contexts.
  • Left to right: Roderick Wilson, Rini Bhattacharya Mehta, Mariselle Meléndez, Brett Kaufman, Ariana Traill
    SLCL professors recognized by LAS for excellence in scholarship and teaching
    2025-09-19 - Several professors from the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics recently received awards from the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
  • Man in short-sleeve button down and glasses stands by stairs
    How do the charismatic leadership styles of Trump and Putin affect their interactions?
    2025-09-04 - Richard Tempest, a professor of Slavic languages and literatures, is teaching a fall Osher Lifelong Learning Institute course on “Charismatic Leadership in the Twenty-First Century,” in which he will discuss President Donald Trump, Russian president Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian president Volodymyr...
  • Headshot of short-haired woman in purple blouse
    Medicalizing difference
    2025-08-21 - Professor Stephanie Hilger is looking at how 18th century European medical doctors shaped perceptions of “hermaphrodites”—people who were deemed to have non-normative sexual genitalia—through case histories.

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