Whether in the form of round tables, lectures, film series, symposia, or workshops, bring together students, faculty, researchers, and practitioners from units within IU and the world beyond.
Intercollegiate EU simulation, held from April 5 to April 7 in the Bloomington campus
Talk by Melissa Dinverno, Associate Professor of Spanish. Lunch provided!
Lecture by John Feffer based on his recent book Aftershock: A Journey into Eastern Europe’s Broken Dreams
Balázs Trencsényi (Department of History, CEU) in dialogue with Aurelian Craiutu (Political Science, IU) on Trencsényi’s recent book
Presentation by Alex Baker, MA candidate in European Studies
Come enjoy a sweet Valentine's Day with EURO's annual Bake Off!
Lecture by Professor Anna Muller from the University of Michigan-Dearborn
Horizons of Knowledge Lecture: "Being Blind - Being Nobody - Being a Poet: Emily Dickinson 'Reads' Fernando Pessoa" by Irene Ramalho Santos, Professor Emerita of the University of Coimbra.
Join us for EURO's Halloween event, featuring pizza, treats, and Werner Herzog's reimagining of a horror classic!
Film series sponsored by the Institute for European Studies, the departments of French and Italian and Spanish and Portuguese, the Center for the Study of the Middle East, and IU Cinema.
Talk by Edgar Illas, Associate Professor of Catalan
Talk by Gabriel Popescu on the interplay between technology and migration.
Presentation by Professor Mushaben, along with faculty respondents, on Chancellor Merkel, the upcoming German elections, and Germany's relationship with Russia.
Traditional potluck followed by a performance by the Gypsy Jazz group "Troika"
Talk by Professor Juliana Raupp from the Freie Universitat Berlin, as part of the weekly Media School colloquium series.
The prime minister of this important NATO and EU member nation will speak about Estonia’s domestic and foreign policy as it approaches the 100th anniversary of its founding.
A lecture by Alise Vitola, Free University of Berlin, School of Business & Economics, Institute of East European Studies
We will be showing Life Feels Good. A tribute to the endurance of the human spirit, Life Feels Good is an ironic and unpretentious tale of a young man who suffers from cerebral palsy.
Dr. Levis Sullam's talk argues that, contrary to widely held views, thousands of Italians actively participated in the Holocaust, arresting, depredating and deporting Jews.
Zus and Zo is a 2001 film directed by Paula van der Oest. Zus and Zo follows three sisters as they attempt to sabotage their gay brother's upcoming wedding so he does not inherit the treasured family estate.
Graduate History Conference
The School of Global and International Studies