News and Announcements
Russia has invaded Ukraine. The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures joins the world community in condemning the unprecedented act of aggression by Putin’s regime against Ukraine’s sovereignty and the people of Ukraine. This is an attack on peace, freedom, and democracy in the world. Putin’s attempts to rewrite history and mold it to his imperialist agenda, in order to justify this criminal invasion, are delusional and absurd. We stand with the people of Ukraine and support their fight for freedom and independence.
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Upcoming Event
Hasan Zahirovic
Karel Čapek, An Export Author:
Robots, Newts and White Disease
January 20, 2022
1:00PM EST via Zoom
Click here to register!

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Upcoming Course
The Balkan Geographic Imaginary
- SLA347, Spring 2022
- Wednesdays, 2-4pm
- Instructor: Prof. Zdenko Mandušić, Ph.D

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SSHRC Connection Grant
Prof. Kate Holland has received a SSHRC Connection grant, together with Prof Katherine Bowers (UBC), for Dostoevsky at 200, their bicentennial public international outreach project which will take place all online in the fall. Stay tuned for Dostoevsky-related events! |
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Faculty of Arts and Science News
A&S alumnus David Goldfarb explores Polish literature in talk-show style video series, "Encounters with Polish Literature."
Encounters with Polish Literature is a new video series that explores works of Polish authors from the 20th century to the present.
Read about it here. |
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Upcoming Event
Agnieszka Holland's "Mr. Jones"
Friday, March 11, 2022
3:00PM EST in AH404

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Congratulations to Prof. Dragana Obradovic!
Prof. Dragana Obradovic has won an SSHRC Insight Development Grant for the research topic entitled “Between Socialist Modernity and the Peasant Co-Operative: Communalism of the Rural in Yugoslavia.” Her collaborator is Jelena Obradovic-Wochnik, from Aston University in Birmingham, England. |
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