The Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies introduced a new classroom resource to explore the region’s cultures, histories and geographies.
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Passport to Eastern Europe and Eurasia designed for K-14 online teaching and learning
2026 Midwest Slavic Conference
Panels spanned the disciplines of history, linguistics, social sciences and the humanities, and addressed topics relating to the Baltics, the Balkans, Central Europe, Eurasia and Eastern Europe.Scrolling with a purpose: an interview with Fulbright Scholar Aleksandra Urzędowska
Aleksandra Urzędowska is an assistant professor at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Kraków, Poland, who is visiting Ohio State as a Slavic Fulbright Scholar for spring semester. Urzędowska specializes in media linguistics, exploring how language functions in digital media environments such as social media, online journalism and comment sections.
Slovene Research Initiative 2026 exchange recipients announced
The CSEEES Committee for the Slovene Research Initiative has selected Ohio State faculty members Matthew Boyd and Lorraine Wallace as visiting scholars to Ljubljana for 2026.Buckeyes Abroad: Sarah Hohman
When Sarah Hohman‘ 23 began a master’s degree at The Ohio State University in August 2024, fresh from a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Moldova, she didn’t expect to be headed overseas again so soon.Buckeyes Abroad: Amelia Webster
This past summer, Amelia Webster, a forensic anthropology and biology student at Ohio State University, found herself in the quiet Polish village of Giecz, surrounded by rolling fields and centuries of history buried beneath the soil.Ohio State students shine at the 2025 Undergraduate Olympiada of Spoken Russian
Sixteen students from four Ohio colleges and universities competed in the 14th annual Undergraduate Olympiada of Spoken Russian, which was held on February 22 at Bowling Green State University.