“Subjects and Objects” explores how Yale has chronicled the Slavic world through its collections — from the Russian Empire to the Soviet Union and beyond.
By Mike Cummings ...
The New York Review of Books published correspondence between Reginald Dwayne Betts (Yale Law School Ph.D. Candidate) and Serhiy Zhadan (Ukraine). As with poetry, the written...
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to human rights activists from Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia last week. The laureates - the Center for Civil Liberties, Ukrainian...
IN EARLY MARCH, ten days after Vladimir Putin sent his army into Ukraine to begin a mass slaughter, I got a message on an encrypted application from my friend Inessa in...
Anew report by the Yale School of Public Health’s Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL), a partner in the U.S. Department of State-supported Conflict Observatory, maps the system...
The Director of Graduate Studies for the Masters Program in European and Russian Studies, Marci Shore, published an article in Foreign Policy examining Germany’s past and...
