Nanovic Institute for European Studies

Jun 4

How is climate-based apocalypse represented in art? This fascinating question drove students who participated in a Nanovic-supported research project on representations of climate apocalypse in various media across the artistic world, including traditional and new media such as video games. Join t...Read more

How is climate-based apocalypse represented in art? This fascinating question drove students who participated in a Nanovic-supported research project on representations of climate apocalypse in various media across the artistic world, including traditional and new media such as video games. Join this incredible exploration of how the centuries-old tradition of "the apocalypse" is reflected in our modern times.

May 29

As a part of its commitments to research on "peripheries" in European studies, the Nanovic Institute has partnered with the Catholic University in Ružomberok, Slovakia, on a project looking at the historic community of Partizánska Ľupča. Learn more about this ongoing project and its aims in our rec...Read more

As a part of its commitments to research on "peripheries" in European studies, the Nanovic Institute has partnered with the Catholic University in Ružomberok, Slovakia, on a project looking at the historic community of Partizánska Ľupča. Learn more about this ongoing project and its aims in our recent article.

May 29

The Sites of Memory in Contemporary Europe student project is now live. Applications for the 2025 summer session are now open.

Apr 28

Tomorrow, join journalist, poet and author Anas Daif to learn about his personal and professional journey, the challenges he has faced as a queer Franco-Moroccan, and the ongoing struggle for better representation both outside and within communities of color.

Apr 16

Anthropocene ND conference offers insights on sustainability from scholars and the Vatican.