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05/01/2026

Angela Brintlinger, Andrei Cretu, Helen Myers, Emma Pratt, and Larysa Stepanova, whose article “Russian for the Professions: Creating an M.A. Program in the Context of Holistic Foreign Language Instruction” has been accepted for publication in the Russian Language Journal.

Well done, all! Read this article and more in The Russian Language Journal (https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/rlj/)

Check out our News Stories (https://slavic.osu.edu/news) to stay up to date with our department, students, and faculty!

04/21/2026

Join us tomorrow for the next installment in the Democracy, Community, and (Space) Aliens Movie Series: "TERRITORY/TERYTORIUM"

Wed, April 22, 2026
4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
TFMA 380

"TERRITORY/TERYTORIUM" DIR. Bartek Paduch, Poland, 97 minutes, 2025
A small town in Poland, a good cop trying to do his job, secrets and intrigues that pull him apart, this film is packed with action. Adam comes across a disturbing CCTV recording and what initially seems like a routine case, quickly uncovers a network of connections, silence and loyalty that turn out to be surprisingly close to his own life. The film presents a story from the heart of Europe that speaks to the heart of America.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UsPvEbSmO8

The Festival is sponsored by the Jean Monnet EU Center at the University of Pittsburgh
The Mini-Series is supported by OSU’s Departments of
French and Italian
Germanic Languages & Literatures
Slavic and Eastern European Languages & Cultures
Spanish and Portuguese
Theater, Film, and Media Arts

04/15/2026

Friends and Colleagues - the Second Annual Kenneth E. Naylor Symposium is happening this weekend! Talks are scheduled from Thursday-Saturday and we would love for you to join us.

Scan the QR code for more details and the full program.

04/14/2026

Ready for Summer? Join us next Monday to look back and celebrate our hard work this semester and get ready for the break!

The Annual Spring Tea will be held on April 20th, 4:30PM in Hagerty Hall Courtyard. As usual, the Slavic Department and Slavic Center will announce end-of-year awards to their outstanding undergraduates and graduates. New members will also be inducted into Dobro Slovo, the Slavic Honor Society.

And of course there will be food and drink! There may even be special musical performance held afterwards at 5:30pm in Hagerty 180...

Everyone associated with the Slavic Department or Slavic Center is welcome to attend as we celebrate the accomplishments of the past year.

04/06/2026

The SEELC Invites your to extend a hearty congratulations to our faculty for this astounding set of achievements!

Congratulations Dr. Angela Brintlinger on this astounding achievement! Thank you for your years of service and your continued dedication to the students, faculty, and all friends and colleagues of the Department.

Congratulations to Dr. Daniel Collins, who has been given the inaugural “ASC Student Wellbeing Advocate” by the ASC Committee on Student Mental Health and Wellbeing.

Congratulations to Dr. Yana Hashamova, who has been named Leadership Faculty Fellow and Mentor of the six Graduate Team Fellows as part of the Global Arts and Humanities Society of Fellows program for 2026-27. This year’s theme “Cultures in Motion” practically had her name on it!

04/01/2026

Join us tomorrow night for an evening of talented performances and community fun at the Spring 2026 Slavic Department Kapustnik Talent Show Case!

03/30/2026

Congratulations to Alex Burry, who has been granted the prestigious Award for Distinguished Service by the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages.

For several decades now he has served as an editor, a colleague, and a mentor--and reviewer of many abstracts, manuscripts and books. Without colleagues like him, our organization would falter. Congratulations, Alex!

Dr. Burry will be teaching Russian 2250: Masterpieces of Russian Literature as part of the OPEEP prison education program, and Slavic 3310: Sci-Fi in Eastern Europe for the SEELC this Fall. Sign up today!

Learn more about Dr. Burry's specializations, works, and interests on our People page (https://slavic.osu.edu/people/burry.7).

03/27/2026

Join us for this semester’s
Kapustnik! Watch students and
instructors showcase their
talents with dances, skits, songs,
and more. Performances will be
in the many languages taught in
the Slavic Department or offered
by the Slavic Center.

Don’t miss out!

2 April 2026
Hagerty Hall 180
Food at 5:00 pm
Performances 5:30 - 7:30pm

03/24/2026

We hope you will join us in congratulating two of our graduate students, Marge Stafford and Lejla Veskovic, and one undergraduate Russian Major, Tobey Rubin, on their recent achievements!

Marge Stafford has been selected to participate in the Summer School of Slavonic Studies - Study in Czechia. Marge was also selected for the Russian Language Journal mentorship program.

Lejla Vesković has received two CLLC grants, one for travel and conference participation and one for summer research.

Tobey Rubin has been selected as a Civil Disourse Fellow for the upcoming Spring 2026 Civil Discourse for Citizenship initiative, hosted by the Center For Ethics and Human Values.

03/11/2026

Congratulations to Mykyta Tyshchenko for Receiving the Graduate Associate Teaching Award!

This award is “Ohio State’s highest recognition of the exceptional teaching provided by graduate students serving as Graduate Teaching Associates.”

Mykyta will receive a $2000 award and be honored at the annual Graduate School Awards Ceremony.

join us in wishing Mykyta a warm congratulations! We are grateful for his teaching and continued involvement in our community.

Learn more at the Graduate Schools website here: https://gradsch.osu.edu/current-students/graduate-student-experience/GATA

02/24/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Jenny Suchland, who has been selected for the National Humanities Select Summer Residency program!

This is a wonderful honor and opportunity for Dr. Suchland, who will be able to have concentrated time to work on her research in an intellectually supportive environment. The honor is a double one, as first Dr. Suchland had to be chosen by Ohio State as one of our two nominees, and from there she was chosen by the National Humanities Center for one of only 40 participant spots.

Enjoy your month in the Research Triangle, Dr. Suchland!

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