News & Events News & Events Catch up with our latest news, upcoming events, and faculty and student accomplishments. On This Page: Recent News Minnesota Edvard Munch House Residency A new artist residency for Minnesota based artists in Warnemünde, Germany Fall 2026 Book Club Dates and Titles CGES book club is back! Announcing CGES Spring 2026 First Book Prize Join CGES as we welcome our First Book Prize Winner, Liina-Ly Roos to campus on Friday, April 17th Europe Immersion Grant Applications are now open for graduate students seeking study or research opportunities at a European university in AY 26-27 CHGS & CGES Spring 2026 Book Club Dates & Titles New titles for spring 2026 Upcoming Events Hybrid Event, October 08, 2026 Women’s Rights in Central Europe: A Twentieth-Century History Please join the Center for Austrian Studies and its co-sponsors for the Robert A. Kann Memorial Lecture with Celia Donert (Cambridge University) In-Person Event, October 09, 2026 Edvard Munch House Residency Launch Learn more about a new residency for Minnesota based Artists In-Person Event, October 16, 2026 First Book Prize: Medical Misinformation in Early Modern Germany Book talk and graduate workshop with author Christopher Hutchinson
Minnesota Edvard Munch House Residency A new artist residency for Minnesota based artists in Warnemünde, Germany
Announcing CGES Spring 2026 First Book Prize Join CGES as we welcome our First Book Prize Winner, Liina-Ly Roos to campus on Friday, April 17th
Europe Immersion Grant Applications are now open for graduate students seeking study or research opportunities at a European university in AY 26-27
Hybrid Event, October 08, 2026 Women’s Rights in Central Europe: A Twentieth-Century History Please join the Center for Austrian Studies and its co-sponsors for the Robert A. Kann Memorial Lecture with Celia Donert (Cambridge University)
In-Person Event, October 09, 2026 Edvard Munch House Residency Launch Learn more about a new residency for Minnesota based Artists
In-Person Event, October 16, 2026 First Book Prize: Medical Misinformation in Early Modern Germany Book talk and graduate workshop with author Christopher Hutchinson