The 2024 TCUP conference this last February centered on the topic of decolonizing Ukraine.

Те, що сталося 7 листопада 1917 року в Петрограді, має різні назви. В. Ленін, керівник більшовиків і головний організатор цієї події, попервах називав її «переворотом». А у всесвітню історію вона увійшла, як «більшовицька», «російська» або як «...

One hundred years ago, a series of upheavals in the Russian Empire ended the rule of the Tsars and ushered in a new era of communism.... Read more about Ukraine in the Flames of the 1917 Revolution

Kicking off HURI's series "Ukraine in the Flames of the 1917 Revolution" onWednesday, October 18, Yuri Shevchuk will lead a discussion of Oleksandr Dovzhenko's Arsenal... Read more about Perennial Dilemmas of Ukraine's Struggle for Freedom: Oleksandr Dovzhenko's "Arsenal"

Anne Applebaum will present research from her latest book, RED FAMINE: STALIN’S WAR ON UKRAINE,at Harvard University on October 23 as part...

It's been more than three decades since the worst nuclear disaster in history, the explosion of a reactor at the Chernobyl* Nuclear Power Plant in Soviet Ukraine.... Read more about Chernobyl's Warnings: When Hubris Meets "Atoms for Peace"

Why is Kyiv Burning? The Turn to Violence in Ukraine’s Protest Movement and Its Political and Geostrategic Implications... Read more about A Roundtable Discussion: Why is Kyiv Burning? (audio recording)

HURI invites the Harvard community and the public to a Literary Evening with award-winning Ukrainian author Yuri Andrukhovych. The event takes place from 7 to 9pm on Thursday, March 24, 2016, in Room S-050, CGIS South Building, Harvard University, 1730 Cambridge Street.... Read more about Award-Winning Author Yuri Andrukhovych to Speak on Thursday

"I still remember the moment: I was 16, it was summer 1976 and I stood on the Black Sea coast (the beach near Odessa). And suddenly I decided to start writing poems.”

In the four decades since the young Yuri Andrukhovych decided to become a poet, the author has soared to the forefront of Ukraine’s literary scene... Read more about Poetry and Prose with Yuri Andrukhovych

Who records history? Whose stories are told? These are a few of the questions driving photojournalist and Harvard Nieman Fellow Anastasia Taylor-Lind to push the boundaries of documentary photography.... Read more about WelcomeToDonetsk: Photojournalist Anastasia Taylor-Lind Presents Her Work at HURI

HURI: What is currently referred to as "the Ukraine crisis" has obviously turned into a European crisis, and that calls for a total reevaluation of all the established assumptions and notions.... Read more about Anne Applebaum on the Challenges Facing Ukraine and What the West Needs to Do

On Monday, April 4, at 4:15 pm, Dr. Rory Finnin gave the Bohdan and Neonila Krawciw Memorial Lecture at 1730 Cambridge Street, room S-020.... Read more about Rory Finnin on Literature in the Ukrainian-Crimean Tatar Encounter

All are welcome to attend the Medieval Eastern Europe conference on Friday, April 8, 2016. It takes place in three sessions from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm at the Harvard Extension School (51 Brattle Street #721, Cambridge, MA).... Read more about Conference: Portraits of Medieval Eastern Europe