Iryna Vushko, an assistant professor of history at Hunter College in New York, joins HURI's weekly Seminar in Ukrainian Studies on September 26, 2016.... Read more about Iryna Vushko on Political Elites in the Transition from Empire to States

Svitlana Shiells, an adjunct professor in art history at George Mason University, will give HURI's next Seminar in Ukrainian Studies on October 3, 2016.... Read more about Ilya Repin's Ukrainian Heritage, with Svitlana Shiells

On Monday, February 5, 2018, Marlene Laruelle from George Washington University will give HURI’s Seminar in Ukrainian Studies. Entitled, "Fashisty! Russian Nationalists and the War...

What happens to public health care when military conflicts break out? How do caregivers and administrators navigate evolving categories of "us" and "them"?

Jennifer Carroll, a research associate at the Alpert Medical School at Brown University, will give a...

On Monday, April 10, Sait Ocakli will present his recent research at HURI's Seminar in Ukrainian Studies.... Read more about What Did the Crimean Khan Think? Sait Ocakli Investigates

Stella Ghervas, a Jaroslaw and Mihaychuk Postdoctoral Research Fellow at HURI, will present some of her recent research at the Seminar in Ukrainian Studies on Monday, April 24.... Read more about Calming the Waters: Stella Ghervas Re-examines the Black Sea

As a research fellow at HURI, Olga Bertelsen is studying human behavior during the Holodomor. However, the talk she gave on Monday, March 20 for our Seminar in Ukrainian Studies covered... Read more about “Extracurricular Activities”: Corruption Among Soviet Ukrainian Elite

19 квітня 2017 року під егідою Центра російських та євразійських досліджень імені Дейвіса та УНІГУ відбувся симпозіум і презентація англомовного видання книжки Володимира... Read more about Володимир Єврейський, Людмир Український

Does the spread of democracy really lead to peace? Or could it actually incite war?

On Monday, October 2, 2017, Paul D’Anieri will explore this topic at HURI’s Seminar in Ukrainian Studies, focusing on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014.... Read more about Democratic Peace - or War? Paul D'Anieri Assesses the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Ukraine has pride of place in the dream-world of Russian greatness, Igor Torbakov says. What does this mean for its relationship with the EU and Europe in general?

... Read more about Imagining Russia: A Q&A with Igor Torbakov

Українські революції 2004 і 2013 – 2014 років заскочили світ зненацька. Серед журналістів та вчених і досі немає одностайності відносно того, як саме класифікувати ці події. Як забарний... Read more about Світло «Української Ночі»: Єльський Історик Про Революцію Гідності

Despite his eminent literary works, Ukrainian émigré writer Yurii Kosach (1908-90) is neither as well known nor as well liked as his family members, literary figures Lesia Ukrainka and Olena Pchilka.

(Дослідження Ольги Полюхович про Юрія Косача)

Українська література нагадує підлогу з вирвами, дірками й вибоїнами, які вимагають термінового ремонту. У 30-ті роки ХХ-го сторіччя під час сталінських репресій було фізично... Read more about Білі Плями і Чорні Прогалини Української Літератури

A hybrid of oral epic and literary romance from 12th-century Byzantium, Digenis Akritis has it all: Bride-stealing and romance, bravery and battle... Read more about Digenis Akritis: A Border Guard Transcending Borders

"Two Ukraines" Reconsidered

On Monday, February 11, Mykola Riabchuk, HURI Research Fellow, will present part of his research on modern Ukrainian, Russian, and Belarusian identities during our first Seminar in Ukrainian Studies of 2019.... Read more about Ukraine's Struggle for a Future-Oriented Identity: Q&A with Mykola Riabchuk