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Artist Olga Volchkova will be speaking on "My Adventures in the Art of Nature" this Wednesday, March 1, 2023 at 4:00 p.m. in the Knight Library Browsing Room. This event is free and open to the public.

Check out this interesting class for next term!

Another option for this Spring

Or, maybe you need a class on Monday and Wednesday, check out Global 407/507!

Tomorrow at 7:30pm and Sunday at 2:30pm, the Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies department is preforming their play, "Mission 10/Desiataia ekspeditsiia" in Global Scholars Hall (GSH) 123.

We wish those who are observing a generous and safe Ramadan. The Muslim Students @ UO will be holding iftars every Tuesday starting April 4th. You will need to RSVP, which you can do through the link in our linktree. To those not observing, please be mindful of those who are

Next Thursday, _alicherri will be screening his film "The Dam". The event will start at 5p.m. and it will be located in Lawrence Hall 115. There will also be a discussion with Ali Cherri following the screening.

The registration deadline for the Undergraduate Research Symposium is April 17th. When you register, you can nominate yourself for a variety of presentation awards, including the Department of Global Studies Award! Scan the QR code or follow the link in our Linktree to learn more

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Tomorrow, from 12-1p.m. in Mckenzie 121, Emily West Hartlerode will present on the course FLR 410/510: Craft, Clothing, Culture and the student website: Alive As Folk.

Stay on top of class material and check out our language tutoring options for first- and second-year Spanish and French courses.

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For faculty and staff, the Yamada Language Center will be hosting three workshops/discussions this Spring. The first will be a TESOL 2023 Conference Debrief on Friday May 5 from 10-11am.

May 10th, UO REEES is hosting a public lecture by Caldecott and Eisner Award Winning Author and Illustrator Vera Brosgol starting at 4:30 in the Knight Library DREAM Lab. The title of the talk is: "From Russian with Anxiety: How to Turn Childhood Trauma into Fun Books for Kids"

Tomorrow, Gregg Mitman from University of Wisconsin-Madison will host a talk, titled "The Monkey Books: Yellow Fever and the Remaking of Alliances Among Living Things" as part of the African Studies Lecture Series. It will be held the Knight Library Browsing room from 3:30-5p.m.

It’s giving day! Help us fly forward and reach the largest number of gifts out of any department in CAS #ducksgive

Tomorrow, illioo Native Theatre will present a staged reading of "Princess Pocahontas and the Blue Spots" by Monique Mojica (Kunu Rappahannock): An Embodied Dialogue between Four Contemporary Women and Four Women Ancestors. Don't miss the reading and post-performance discussion!

Whether you are traveling or staying on campus for summer courses, we hope you find Summer term enjoyable! Good luck Seniors on your next adventure and to those of you returning, we look forward to welcoming you back in the Fall!