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An Eventful Spring Quarter with the Anthropocene Research Cluster |
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Languages Matter: Why we learn German - Stephanie Smotherman, Major: Astronomy and Physics |
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Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference: Being a Hedgehog: Isolation, Creativity, and Destruction |
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News from our Graduate Students: PhD Candidate Vanessa Schmolke |
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Languages Matter: Why we learn German - Yikai Xu, Major: Math
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Meet our Student Ambassadors: Sara Koeck and Francesca Cook |
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Now in Print: Rick Gray's New Book Ghostwriting: W. G. Sebald’s Poetics of History |
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Spring 2018 Course Descriptions |
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Fellowship News: Congratulations to PhD candidate Verena Kick |
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Visiting Scholar Spotlight: Adam Paulsen (University of Southern Denmark) |
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Visiting Scholar Spotlight: Birthe Hoffmann (University of Copenhagen) |
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Love in the Middle Ages (Course Projects: German 411) |
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New MA in Pedagogy and Culture |
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Celebrating 500 Years of Reformation: Martin Luther as a Man of his Times and Our Contemporary |
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My Graduate Exchange Year in Seattle (Nina Doejen, Muenster) |
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My Fulbright Year in Vienna: Hamda Yusuf (BA 2016) |
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Languages Matter: Why we learn German
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Languages Matter: Why we learn German |
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NOW IN PRINT: Prof. Richard O. Block, Echoes of a Queer Messianic: From Frankenstein to Brokeback Mountain |
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New Faculty Publication by Dr. Krakenberg: Moving Portraits: Christian Petzold and The Art of Portraiture |
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Ghostwriting: W. G. Sebald’s Poetics of History |
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PhD Candidate Jasmin Krakenberg Curates Successful Series on German Films by Women Directors |
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A tribute to Professor Hellmut Ammerlahn's scholarship upon his retirement by Professor Jane K. Brown |
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Richard Gray's graduate seminar in autumn 2015 :: W. G. Sebald’s Prose Fictions |
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Choosing UW Germanics for your Graduate Studies |
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