Film Screening: "The Will"
-Film screening of Jerry Mercury's The Will. In Russian with Russian subtitles (no English).
Queer Migrations from/in Central-Eastern Europe and Central Asia
-Panel discussion focusing on Queer Migrations from/in Central-Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
A New Hope? Political Activism Among Russian Migrants After February 24, 2022
-Lecture by Professor Margarita Zavadskaya in the Russia at War Talk Series.
Law as a Weapon of War: Russia's Repressive Governance After February 2022
-Lecture by Professor Lauren McCarthy in the Russia at War Talk Series.
Russia’s War in Ukraine: The Implications for Liberal Democracy, Authoritarian Rule, and the International Order
-Lecture by Professor Francis Fukuyama in the Russia at War Talk Series.
Political Graffiti in Russia During Wartime
-Lecture by Professor Alexis Lerner in the Russia at War Talk Series.
Support, Ambivalence, and Dissent: Russian Orthodoxy and Russia’s War in Ukraine
-Lecture by Professor John Burgess in the Russia at War Talk Series.
Film Screening: "Saffron March"
-Film screening of Jerry Mercury's Saffron March. In Russian with Russian subtitles (no English).
Critical Conversations in Russian Studies: Where do Russians Get the News? The Russian Media Sphere Today
-RSW Series Critical Conversations in Russian Studies panel discussion focusing on the Russian media sphere.
Priming the Public for War: Television and Russia’s Invasions
-Lecture by Professor Paul Goode in the Russia at War Talk Series.
Cold Waters: Tangible and Symbolic Seascapes of the North
-Book discussion with author Elena Trubina.
Critical Conversations in Russian Studies: ProfessionART: Art Without Borders
-RSW Series Critical Conversations in Russian Studies panel discussion focusing on ProfessionART. In English and Russian with live simultaneous interpretation.
The works of Kazimir Malevich and the suprematist theory of space as a new vision of contemporary art
-Lecture presented by Jacek Kwiatkowski, associate professor of Urban Geography and Spatial Planning at the University of Warsaw
Russia Standing in the World After February 24
-Lecture by Professor Marlene Laruelle in the Russia at War Talk Series.
From Plants to Glaciers: Mapping and Photographing Russian Imperial Borderlands
-RSW Academic Co-Director Tatiana Saburova will present the lecture “From Plants to Glaciers: Mapping and Photographing Russian Imperial Borderlands.”
ProfessionART: Art Without Borders
-ProfessionART: Art Without Borders exhibit in the Scholars Commons in the East Tower of the Wells Library.
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies