
News
ASEEES congratulates Prof. Maria Todorova, the 2022 Distinguished Contributions to Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Award recipient.

Blog
In 1995 the late Mark von Hagen opened his thought-provoking essay “Does Ukraine Have a History?” with an observation that Ukrainian studies lack full historiographical legitimacy in major academic centers
I spent most of my life not reading poetry. Right now it’s the only language that makes sense to me.

Advocacy
The ASEEES Executive Committee condemns the court case being brought against the former editors of the student journal DOXA.
ASEEES and leaders of professional organizations condemn the 287 Russian university presidents that have made a public statement supporting Russia's assault on Ukraine.

Member Spotlight
Dr. Yuliya V. Ladygina is a Helena Rubinstein University Endowed Fellow in the Humanities and Assistant Professor of Russian and Global Studies at The Pennsylvania State University, University Park.
Nina Murray holds advanced degrees in linguistics and creative writing. She is an accomplished poet and translator.