For the second year, Sara Hall is chairing the Chicago Film Seminar, which convenes faculty and graduate students in film, television and media studies from academic institutions in the greater Chicago area throughout…
Sara Hall’s essay “May 1931: With Premiere of M, a Gala Hit Becomes a Cultural Controversy” has just been published in A New History of German Cinema, edited by Jennifer M. Kapczynski and…
Yann Robert, assistant professor of French and Francophone studies, discusses the French Revolution-based origins of the political terms “left” and “right” in an article from the Chicago Tribune. You can read the article…
Patrick Fortmann, Assistant Professor in the Department of Germanic Studies, edited a collection of essays on Georg Büchner, which came out in August 2012. Further information and a picture of the cover can be…
Suzanne Oskouie, a neuroscience and French major in the Honors College, won an Iranian-American Scholarship Fund award. She was also a Highly Commended entrant in the Undergraduate Awards program, an Ireland-based organization that…
Professor Nanno Marinatos will be co-teaching the following summer study abroad course with Jorge Bravo III on the island of Santorini from June 24 – July 20, 2013: Life, Art, and Society in…
Andrés Aluma-Cazorla, Ph.D. student in Hispanic Literary and Cultural Studies, was awarded a scholarship by Cornell University to attend the 2012 Summer Session of The School of Criticism and Theory. The SC&T offers…
Three faculty members of Hispanic and Italian Studies have been selected by the Teaching Recognition Program to received awards from the Council for Excellence in Teaching and Learning this year: Chiara Fabbian, Kim…