New SLAV Major and Minor Options
The department is very excited for the new degree options, courses, and experiential opportunities for our undergraduate students, which further establishes its profile and reputation among the leading Slavic departments in North America.
Congratulations to our PhD recipients
The department is immensely proud to congratulate two of our students, Ani Abrahamyan and Rebecca Cravens, for successfully defending their dissertations and earning their doctoral degrees!
Congratulations to our 2024 honorees
The department is proud to congratulate the following recipients of major annual awards to faculty and graduate students:
Jerzy Kolodziej award (for excellence in teaching by a graduate student): Van Holthenrichs.
Mentor of the Year award (to a faculty member, selected by the graduate students): Nicoletta Rousseva.
IU Slavic graduate Kyle Tucker selected for the 2024 Monterey Summer Symposium
Slavic graduate Kyle Tucker (B.A. 2023) has been selected as a 2024 Monterey Summer Symposium fellow.
IU Slavic alumna Bora Chung reviewed by NYT for 'Your Utopia'
Bora Chung (Ph.D. 2009) has received praise in the New York Times for her newest book Your Utopia (Algonquin Books), translated by Anton Hur.
Russell Valentino awarded Best Literary/Scholarly Translation into English by AATSEEL
Russell Valentino’s translation of Bosnian author Miljenko Jergović’s monumental family saga Kin, which was published by Archipelago Books in 2021, has been awarded the 2023 Best Literary/Scholarly Translation into English by the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages.
Ukrainian Week at IU
Ukrainian scholars have been working with Indiana University students and faculty to host “Ukrainian Week at IU” events, as the anniversary of Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine approaches. The collaboration has created many opportunities for student learning.
Slavic Soccer Kicks Off
Welcome to the exhilarating Slavic Soccer event organized by Pedram Aghaalikhani starting fall 2023, a weekly gathering that brings together faculties and students passionate about soccer and Slavic languages and culture.
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