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Archbishop Borys Gudziak PhD ’92 (Metropolitan-Archbishop, Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia; President, Ukrainian Catholic University) explores the deeper causes of Russia’s actions, the resilience of the Ukrainian people, and the role of...

Join the Transnational Literature Series at Brookline Booksmith for an in-store event with author Jen Stout to discuss and honor the release of Night Train to Odesa: Covering the Human Cost of Russia's War. She will be in conversation with Emily Channell...

This year is poised to bring significant changes to the war in Ukraine. While deadly battles continue across the front line, there is a sense of political movement. Trump is trying to force Putin to the table. Putin has expressed a readiness to talk —...

This spring, the Davis Center, the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard (HURI), and the Kyiv School of Economics are collaborating on an online series, "Kyiv Connection: Disciplinary Dialogues on Ukraine." The series will feature compelling and...

A book talk and conversation with Nataliya Shpylova-Saeed, author of Russia’s Denial of Ukraine: Letters and Contested Memory (2024). In this book, a broader context for Russia’s denial of Ukraine’s rightful existence as a nation, which has erupted in the...

“Freedom in the equation”: an exhibition dedicated to repressed and murdered Ukrainian scientists opens at Harvard Science Centre. On view from February 10 to April 10. To make a groundbreaking discovery and earn a Nobel Prize, one needs talent...

This spring, the Davis Center, the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard (HURI), and the Kyiv School of Economics are collaborating on an online series, "Kyiv Connection: Disciplinary Dialogues on Ukraine." The series will feature compelling and...

On the eve of the third anniversary of the bloodiest war in Europe in eighty years, we'll reflect on how we got here, where we stand now, and what might be required in the aftermath—for the United States, Europe, and of course, Ukraine. Three of the world...

Sergey Radchenko's book provides a lengthy analysis of the evolution of Soviet foreign policy after 1945, showing how Soviet leaders verged between fierce global competition with the United States and efforts to cooperate with the U.S. government in...

Women play a prominent role in pro-democracy movements and contemporary revolutions around the globe. The book proposes an original typology of women’s participation in a revolution. Based on three dimensions (women’s motivations for engagement, the...