News

Professor Erlin's research was featured in this week's Ampersand, the weekly e-newsletter from Arts & Sciences.

Click here to read the Winter 2017/18 Stichworte. Remember: We want to hear from you! Send an email to Cecily Stewart Hawksworth if you have something to share. Who knows? You may be featured in our next newsletter!

The faculty update us on their 2017 activities.

This fall, we had the pleasure of adding two postdoctoral teaching fellows to our faculty: Alexis Briley and Richard "Tres" Lambert.

Claire Ross, a 6th year PhD student in Germanic Languages and Literatures, has been abroad in Hamburg, Germany. She provided us this update about her time there.

Professor Jennifer Kapczynski was interviewed on NPR's All Things Considered.

Anna Nowicki is conducting research in Austria this academic year and sent us this report.

All issues of the annual bibliographies for the Libraries’ Contemporary German Literature Collection are now available as PDF downloads in Open Scholarship.

The Graduate Council has approved a new degree program for our department: the Master of Arts in German and Higher Education Administration.

Knowledge in Motion: Constructing Transcultural Experience in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods (1200–1750) was recently published in DAPHNIS. Zeitschrift für die Mittlere Deutsche Literatur und Kultur (1400-1750): 46 (2017), 3-4.

Sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of German (AATG), today is the first annual National Teach German Day.

This fall, we welcome four new PhD students, as well as our four exchange students, two Max Kade research assistants, and a new master's student. We are so happy to have you all!