News & Events News & Events Catch up with our latest news, upcoming events, and faculty and student accomplishments. On This Page: Recent News CAS Mourns the Loss of Karl Pfeifer Pfeifer passed away on January 6th, 2023 at the age of 94. From Vienna to Minneapolis: The Ideal of Intellectual Community How a member of the Vienna Circle played a central role in founding the Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science New Issue of the Central Europe Yearbook Now Available The open-access journal, promoting the study of Central Europe among undergraduate students, has recently published its fourth volume Three Pieces on Ukraine to Appear in Upcoming Issue of Central Europe Yearbook Three forthcoming pieces shed light on the war in Ukraine The Center for Austrian Studies Now Accepting 2023 Book Prize Submissions Center for Austrian Studies Now Accepting Book Prize Submissions Upcoming Events March 14, 2023 West Ham United 0-5 Hakoah Vienna: How an All-Jewish Team Defeated the English at Their Own Game, Conquered Austrian Soccer, and Defied the Nazis Excluded from other clubs for being Jewish, a dentist from Vienna founds a soccer team in 1909. March 22, 2023 A Jewish Writer's Longing for Equality: Klara Blum's Journey Eastwards Please join CAS and the Center for Jewish Studies for a public lecture, featuring Professor Viktoria Pötzl
From Vienna to Minneapolis: The Ideal of Intellectual Community How a member of the Vienna Circle played a central role in founding the Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science
New Issue of the Central Europe Yearbook Now Available The open-access journal, promoting the study of Central Europe among undergraduate students, has recently published its fourth volume
Three Pieces on Ukraine to Appear in Upcoming Issue of Central Europe Yearbook Three forthcoming pieces shed light on the war in Ukraine
The Center for Austrian Studies Now Accepting 2023 Book Prize Submissions Center for Austrian Studies Now Accepting Book Prize Submissions
March 14, 2023 West Ham United 0-5 Hakoah Vienna: How an All-Jewish Team Defeated the English at Their Own Game, Conquered Austrian Soccer, and Defied the Nazis Excluded from other clubs for being Jewish, a dentist from Vienna founds a soccer team in 1909.
March 22, 2023 A Jewish Writer's Longing for Equality: Klara Blum's Journey Eastwards Please join CAS and the Center for Jewish Studies for a public lecture, featuring Professor Viktoria Pötzl
