SLCL faculty members receive Cohen Innovation Awards

Three faculty members from the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics have been named as recipients of the Jozef and Huguette Cohen Innovation Awards, a program supporting visionary research in the arts, humanities, and humanistic social sciences.

French and linguistics community projects awarded funding by Office of Public Engagement

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Campus-Community Compact has awarded $94,000 through the 2026 Building Beyond the Barriers Grant Program to support collaborative projects addressing community-identified needs across Champaign County.

SLCL faculty members begin fall semester with promotions

Seven faculty members from the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics have received promotions.

Resources for office managers

These resources are only for office managers and administrators within the School of Literatures, Cultures & Linguistics and are password protected. 

Book traces history, use of the Deseret alphabet

A new book by Illinois linguistics professor Ryan Shosted and computer language designer Neal Davis tells the history of the Deseret alphabet, created by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the 19th century and described as “a marvelous, ambitious, quixotic project” to reshape the...

How does the film ‘The Odyssey’ compare with Homer’s epic poem?

Classics professor Eduardo García-Molina discusses how “The Odyssey” film compares with Homer’s epic poem and the story’s relevance today.

SLCL students awarded Fulbright grants

Nine U of I students and recent graduates were offered Fulbright grants to pursue international education, research and teaching experiences around the globe this coming year. The awardees include three students from SLCL: one major and two minors.

Building the French connections

Laughter echoed through the halls of the University of Illinois as children waved tiny flags, danced to French music, and explored campus buildings during the inaugural FrancoFun Kids@U of I event.

Grief and giving: A pursuit of the humanities

The Clarence and Pauline Cohn Memorial Scholarship has supported dozens of students, including Lily Carter, an LAS graduate who teaches English in South Korea with the EPIK program.

Three SLCL projects awarded funding for undergraduate experiences

PURSUE LAS is a program at the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences with the goal of expanding access to transformative undergraduate research experiences.
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