News
- Tymoshenko refuses to concede defeat in Ukraine election
- Anti-semitism on the rise
- U.S. lifts Visa restriction on Tariq Ramadan
- BBC News: Holocaust Day marked at Auschwitz
Events
- Caryl Emerson, A Provost’s Distinguished Women's Lecturer (Wed, Feb. 10 - Fri, Feb. 12)
- Edith Hall, A Provost’s Distinguished Women's Lecturer (Wed, Feb. 10 - Thur, Feb. 11)
- Deadline: Undergraduate Internship and Travel & Research Grants
- Lecture: “Explanatory Power in Constitutional Interpretation: A Comparative Perspective” with Nicholas Aroney
From the Director
The Nanovic Institute’s fall calendar is full of exciting events. Before I tell you about a few of these activities, I’d like to share with you some personal reflections about one of the most important historical developments of the modern age…the Fall of the Berlin Wall. Read More
The Laura Shannon Prize In Contemporary European Studies
Funding Opportunities
For students, faculty, and visiting scholars. Read More
Featured Grant Recipients
Studying The Holocaust in Europe
“No Holocaust class promises to explain why, but it asks you to go further, deeper, and try to come to terms with it.” Suzanne Fox ’09. Read More
Why a Minor In European Studies?
To be successful in today’s global world, students need to study the history, politics, culture, and languages of other nations. To assist students in this, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies administers the Minor in European Studies (MES). Read More
