Modern Languages & Literatures Events

Destress, learn about percussion instruments and freestyle your own beats this Friday with ACS! The drum circle will be led by expert drummer Patrick. All are welcome! $3 entry.

Talk to current residents about living in Reves International House over international snacks and music! Apply to live in the house for 2016-2017 by Feb 12.

The 2016 Honors Colloquium will take place between February 8th and 25th. During this annual event, students writing Honors theses present their work to faculty members, their fellow students and the W&M community. Everyone is invited to attend.

ACS & guests will cook and serve a traditional Cabo Verdean dish as well as listen to a presentation on the country and listen to their traditional music! Africana House, Pleasants Hall Second Floor.

Chef Jin HuiXing will prepare classic dishes from China. Chef Roel Houben will prepare classic dishes from Netherlands. Help us make them feel welcome!

Chef Jin HuiXing will prepare classic dishes from China. Chef Roel Houben will prepare classic dishes from Netherlands. Help us make them feel welcome!

Prof. Alex Novikoff of Fordham University will give a guest presentation on Jews, Christians and Muslims in Medieval Spain in the Introduction to Medieval & Renaissance Studies course.

Four days of exciting new films, as well as some classics, from: Albania, Brazil, Columbia, Cuba, New Zealand, Romania, Ukraine, and the US (e.g., Frederick Wiseman's new documentary, "In Jackson Heights"), plus brand new student work!

Prof. Magali Compan will present a lecture, "Deeply Rooted in the Present: Contemporary Street Art and Palimpsest. Memories on Reunion Island," as part of the Dept. of Modern Languages & Literatures Bellini Colloquium series.

Michael Saman will deliver a talk "On Faust and The Souls of Black Folk: Goethe, W. E. B. Du Bois, and the Ethics of Progress" Thursday, Fdeb 18th at 4pm in WASH 315.

Free Pizza! An opportunity for networking and fellowship.

Ekaterina Zabrovaka, Editor-in-Chief of Russia Direct, will present a lecture on Soft Power, Propaganda, or Journalism: Different Roles of the Russian Media Abroad. 4:30 p.m., Washington Hall 201.

Interested in the Gilman Scholarship, but perplexed about how to begin your essays? You are in luck!

At the first Fulbright Friday of the spring semester, you'll learn how to improve your application for an academic grant by working closely with a research mentor. Professor Francie Cate-Arries will be the guest presenter.

Innovation Grants in support of COLL curriculum available now

Innovation Grants in support of COLL curriculum available now

Join the German Studies faculty at the German House in Giles Hall to talk about the major and minor concentrations in German Studies, Study Abroad in Muenster and Potsdam, scholarships and TA possibilities.

Come to the German House in Giles Hall Wednesday between 5 and 6:30 to learn more about the German Studies major, minor, and study abroad possibilities. Pizza will be served!

This workshop is intended for students applying for Charles Center summer research scholarships OR Fulbright Scholarships.

Interested in learning more about the Hispanic Studies major? Questions before you declare? Already a major and want to learn what opportunities still await? Or do you just want to hang out with fellow HISP students and faculty? Come to the showcase!!

German Studies and the German House will show the film "Victoria" (English and German, with English subtitles) this Wednesday, Feb. 24th in the Botetourt Theater in Swem Library at 7pm.

Eliot Borenstein (NYU) will deliver a talk on "Myth Information: Propaganda, Consent, and Context in Today's Russia."

Come join BLSA's Annual Symposium on Thursday, February 25th at 6pm in the Sadler Center as we explore various forms of systematic suppression. A panel discussion will be held on Mass Incarceration and Voter Disenfranchisement. All are welcome!

Come join BLSA's Annual Symposium on Thursday, February 25th at 6pm in the Sadler Center as we explore various forms of systematic suppression. A panel discussion will be held on Mass Incarceration and Voter Disenfranchisement. All are welcome!

The Center for the Liberal Arts is proud to announce the on-campus COLL 300 themes for Fall 2016 through Spring 2018, along with our call for proposals for supporting visitors.