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Professor Albrecht Classen took his class German 430 Crossing Borders/Crossing Cultures on an excursion in November 2010 to San Xavier del Bac, south of Tucson, which used to be one of the many missions that the Jesuit Padre Eusebio Kino had founded…

UA Distinguished Professor Albrecht Classen has edited a three-part reference volume meant to provide readers with a broad understanding of contemporary research in medieval studies. Albrecht Classen set out more than six years ago on a major effort…

2008-09 has been a very active, busy, and productive year for the German Studies Department. In addition to the seven tenured members in the Department, we started the year with two new assistant professors, one adjunct professor, six M.A. students…

Two of our German Studies minors have been honored with the annual Pillars of Excellence for outstanding studient scholars award.

Oskar Panizza & Puzzi Digitale Ringvorlesung zum 100. Todestag | Virtual Lecture Series on the Centennial of His Death    Save the Dates: 15. April, 29. April, 13. Mai, 27. Mai, 10. Juni, 24. Juni, 8. Juli, 22. Juli, 28. September 2021 Contact…

German Studies Professor Chantelle Warner, together with Carl Blyth (University of Texas, Austin) and Joanna Luks (Cornell University), launched a new collaborative project for open educational resources around the concept of Foreign Languages and…

In May, the Department of German Studies celebrated the conferral of the degree of Master of Arts in German Studies upon three graduates, Christopher Ludwig, Ethan Rogers, and Sarah Allen. Congratulations, Masters graduates!

The students of German 450: The Task of the Translator (Spring 2013, Prof. David Gramling) have recently published their co-translation of British-Austrian poet Peter Waterhouse's 2003 prose poem "The Sound Valley". Their translation, published with…

Congratulations to our MA graduates Naomi Lundgren, Jessica Nichols and Martina Schwalm. We wish them much success in their future endeavors!