Moving Stories’ next chapter
Tabea Linhard (professor of global studies, Spanish and comparative literature), Ariela Schachter (associate professor of sociology) and Ila Sheren (associate professor of art history and archaeology) lead the team behind Moving Stories, an initiative launched in 2022 to bring together experts from academia, the arts and advocacy organizations to foreground immigrant narratives across different practices.
Why Students Drop Classes in the First Week of the Semester by Eric Fournier
Arts & Sciences faculty integrate Literacies for Life and Career into their classrooms
Cindy Brantmeier and team wins grant to study language barriers in obstetric and gynecological care with female immigrants and refugees in New York City
Three WashU Students Give Papers at the Central Slavic Conference
"Possible Limits to Putin and Xi’s No-Limits Friendship" by Professor James Wertsch
Two Kling Fellows, including Global Studies major Omaer Naeem, receive WashU endorsement for prestigious UK scholarships
Tabea Alexa Linhard’s new book details the complicated journeys of six European writers escaping fascism
Cindy Brantmeier appointed to multinational language research advisory board
Anika Walke and Hillel Kieval on the repatriation of Jewish books stolen by Nazis during World War II
Cindy Brantmeier has been appointed to the Advisory Board for a multi-national language research study in England, Norway and France.
