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Origins Releases Part 1 of Its "The Fate of Crimea, the Future of Ukraine" Podcast
Origins, an epublication of OSU's History Department, has released part 1 of its podcast "The Fate of Crimea, the Future of Ukraine," featuring Myroslava Mudrak, Sergei Zhuk, and Nick…
Announcing Annual Student Essay Prize Competition!
The Midwest Slavic Association invites graduate and undergraduate students to submit essays for consideration for the annual Student Essay Prize Competition. One undergraduate and graduate paper…
Columbus Council on World Affairs Signature Luncheon: "Ukraine, Russia, and the West"
On Tuesday, April 15th, the Columbus Council on World Affairs will host a Signature Luncheon with two distinguished Ohio State faculty members and Ukraine experts, Dr. Trevor Brown and Dr…
Howard University and OSU Collaborate on Online Lectures
This spring, two lectures will take place as a result of collaboration between CSEES and Howard University. On Tuesday, March 25th, Michael Furman (OSU Slavic Department) gave a lecture prepared…
CSEES Director and Faculty Member in Article Published on Russian Studies
Recent events in Ukraine have highlighted the importance of area studies and the present state of Russian, East European, and Eurasian area studies. CSEES Director Dr. Yana Hashamova and political…
2014 K-12 Teacher Training Workshop: Migrants, Minorities, and Human Rights
2014 K-12 Teacher Training Workshop: Migrants, Minorities, and Human Rights Saturday, March 29, 2014
The 2014 Midwest Slavic K-12 Teacher Workshop will focus on three subjects, migration,…
New Article on Russian Homosexual Propaganda Law Published
Historian Dr. David Stone's (Kansas State University) article on the Russian homosexual propaganda law and the Sochi Olympics is the feature work in this month's issue of Origins, the OSU…
Dr. Yana Hashamova Participates in Foreign Language Center's Expand Your World Podcast
In December 2013, Yana Hashamova (Professor, Chair of the Slavic Department and Director of the Slavic Center) spoke with Dusty Wilmes (a graduate student in the Slavic Department) about human…
New Slovene Initiative
The Center for Slavic and East European Studies is spearheading a new Slovene research initiative to support the advancement of research on Slovenia, Central Europe and Southeastern Europe. The…