Studying in Morocco this summer, Chloe Hagen, graduate student in French Studies, examines links between Arabic and French.

See what studying abroad is really like, this mini-series follows students on a May term study abroad trip to Italy!

Hard-working students from across Minnesota receive recognition by the Department of French and Italian at the U of MN Twin Cities

Professor Christophe Wall-Romana promoted to full professor!

New article series: Project Awesome!

“Studying in the humanities is about striving to wander and wonder, which coincides with the idea that learning is joyful in that it never ends,” says Alexandre Dubois (PhD ‘19, French studies), who now teaches at the University of Mississippi. His dissertation explores the relationship between poetry and imperial expansionism, as seen in the growth of international railways.

New to the University of Minnesota, Assistant Professor Jennifer Row highlights the different ways her love for French has impacted her life and research. “I love how everyone here is intellectually curious, and I find inspiration from different fields and adjacent departments that I would never have expected.”

2018 graduate Gino Polverari sheds light on Italian colonization and its influence in Africa. “Sometimes we don’t understand other people’s behavior, but if we knew someone’s whole history, we would understand.”

PhD Candidate Selim Rauer was interviewed by France Culture last week for a podcast about Freddie Mercury.