Join LCSL in congratulating, Liliana E. Sánchez, UIC professor of Hispanic and Italian studies, is quoted in a National Geographic article on the revitalization of the Garifuna language in Central America.
Sometimes, the best route isn’t always the fastest. It takes time to find a good fit. Danielle Cartagenes, a first-semester senior in UIC’s computer science and linguistics program, said that until recently, she…
Please join us in congratulating Phill Cabeen (PhD candidate in the Department of Germanic Studies) on being awarded a prestigious one-year research grant from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) in support of…
Please join us in congratulating Germanic Studies Ph.D. student, Zach Ramon Fitzpatrick, for receiving the President’s Research in Diversity Travel Assistance Grant to travel to Lisbon for the Twenty-Eighth International Conference of Europeanists…
Please join us in congratulating Germanic Studies graduate student Andrew Tuider, who just garnered a Fulbright English Teaching Award for the academic year 2022-2023! Andrew is set to graduate from UIC this month…
We have excellent news that 3 of the School’s faculty and graduate students (Chiara Fabbian -Italian-, Ana Torres Mallma -Spanish- and Xuehua Xiang -Linguistics-) will be participating in the ACTFL Online OPI Assessment…
Please join me in congratulating David DeGooyer, Ley Frank, and Mary Connolly for their wonderful presentation in the In/Between 2022 Conference. Well done!
Please join us in congratulating Erin Gizewski, Ph.D. student in Germanic Studies, has published the essay “Successfully and deliciously fugacious: re-interpreting the ‘failed’ fat relationship in Percy Adlon’s Zuckerbaby (1985)” in Fat Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal…
Homerathon was a huge success! Congrats CAMS!! The recent UIC/National Hellenic Museum Homerathon was covered in a segment on WGN. There’s a nice interview with Young Kim and a lot of shots of…
Please join us congratulating Professor Keith Budner who has been accepted to the National Endowment of the Humanities Seminar at the Newberry Library for this summer on Mapping the Early Modern World!
