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Book Review of "Qui est Charlie? Sociologie d'une crise religieuse" by Michele Gerring
Congratulations to Michelle Gerring, whose book review of Emmnuel Todd's 2015 Qui est Charlie? Sociologie d'une crise religieuse, has been published in Contemporary French Civilization …
ASC in the Field
This summer, Arts and Sciences students are around the country — and the globe —interning, studying and volunteering. They are immersed in politics, out in left field studying the stats behind…
Congratulations Caroline Noble!
Caroline Noble, a PhD student of French, has been awarded the AGGRS (Alumni Grants for Graduate Research and Scholarship)! This scholarship will allow her to travel to Paris during this summer and…
Featured Autumn Course: French 1801
French 1801 Masterpieces of French Literature in Translation
Autumn 2016, WF 11:10-12:30, #33511, Baker Systems 144
Prof Heller, heller.64@osu.edu
Office hours: WF 3…
Mary Merkle Receives Huntington Fellowship
Congratulations to student of Italian, Mary Merkle, who recently received the Huntington Fellowship!
The Huntington International Fellowships are intended to permit students majoring in the…
Troy Weider Receives Huntington Fellowship
Congratulations to student of French, Troy Weider, who recently received the Huntington Fellowship!
The Huntington International Fellowships are intended to permit students majoring in the…
FRIT Participation in the Cincinnati Conference on Romance Languages and Literatures
A number of our current and former students in French recently participated in the annual Cincinnati Conference on Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Cincinnati. They took a…
FRIT Nominations
Five of our lecturers in FRIT received nominations this year for a university-wide award, the Provost's Award for Distinguished Teaching by a Lecturer! That's 3% of the total number of nominations…