Students, faculty and invited guests please join the Russian Department for tea Fall 2023, Reed 205, see schedule for dates and times.

The American entrepreneur with a business in Ukraine who pivoted to lead a grassroots humanitarian effort. Dale Perry has done as much as any American to try to empower Ukraine, but he never expected to run an emergency aid operation in the face of a Russian invasion.

Many courses' focus on Russian president Vladimir Putin leads to the idea of a strong, unified imperial Russia, said Ainsley Morse, a Dartmouth College literature professor, Russian Department, she said.

Emily Hester'23, (double major in Russian Area Studies and Government) was selected to participate in the international student conference of the Institute for Eastern European Studies at the Freie Universität Berlin from 7th - 9th of October 2022.

In the latest Expert Series video, Associate Professor of Russian Studies Stuart Finkel discusses the historical revisionism Vladimir Putin is using as a pretext for the invasion of Ukraine.

On Sunday September 26, students and professors from the Russian dept. (and elsewhere) went for a delightful romp in the early-autumn woods on and around the Appalachian Trail / Velvet Rocks area.

Geographic Imagination and Poetry: Camoens, Derzhavin, Brodsky, Tatiana Smoliarova, Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Toronto, Canada gave a lecture on Nov. 11, 2021.

Jasmina Slavic, lecturer in Russian Studies, has joined the Russian Department for the next year. She will be teaching Russian 14 this fall. We welcome her to Dartmouth.

Indigenous Rights in the Russian Federation, Paul Sulyandziga gave a lecture on August 12, 2021.