Due to our relocation to Dobra 55, the ASC library will be shut down from January 26, 2023 to February 19, 2023. The last day to check out books from the library will be Wednesday, January 25, 2023. The library will reopen at Dobra 55 on Monday, February 20, with the beginning of the new semester. If you want to collect any course materials for the next semester, make sure to do it before the library closes for three weeks.

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Marcin Gajek’s Office Hours canceled

November 6, 2025

Dear Students, Office hours with Dr. Marcin Gajek are canceled next week (November 10–14).

Year 2025/2026

Nov 14: Gender Studies in Europe Forum | Gender Studies Now!

November 5, 2025

We are delighted to invite you to the “Gender Studies in Europe Forum,” co-organized by Prof. Karolina Krasuska (University of Warsaw) and Prof. Andrea Petö (Central European University) as part of the “Gender Studies Now!” webinar series, presented by the European Journal of Women’s Studies in collaboration with Wits Centre for Diversity Studies.

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Celebrating 100 Years of the Kosciuszko Foundation

October 24, 2025

We are extremely proud that the ASC’s alumnus Marek Skulimowski, who serves as the President and Executive Director of the Kosciuszko Foundation, was today granted the Senate Medal of the Republic of Poland. 

Year 2025/2026

Nov 5: “What About Us, the Women From the Provinces?” On the Importance of Non-Metropolitan Perspectives in Queer Studies

October 23, 2025

The Gender/Sexuality Research Group is pleased to invite you to a guest lecture by Dr. Mathias Foit from the University of Padua.

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Call for Papers: “Post-Soviet Jewish Writing in Germany and North America: Textual, Cultural and Political Diasporic Networks”

October 22, 2025

As the next step within her IDUB Tandems for Excellence grant, Professor Karolina Krasuska is co-organizing a conference with the Institute of Languages, Cultures, and Societies, School of Advanced Studies, University of London, titled: “Post-Soviet Jewish Writing in Germany and North America: Textual, Cultural, and Political Diasporic Networks.”