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This month, we are celebrating Drs. Kosta and Fuhr, as well as our graduating majors and minors! You will also get a sneak peek at upcoming Fall 2026 courses.

Our German Department community recently gathered for a truly unforgettable Spring Fest! This year’s celebration saw an incredible turnout, bringing together a vibrant mix of undergraduate and graduate students, alumni, faculty and their friends and…

Please join us in congratulating Matt Edwards on the successful presentation of his dissertation proposal, Developing critical AI literacy in a multiliteracies language classroom: An investigative study! He is participating in our dual degree…

Please join us in congratulating Peju Orr, who successfully defended her dissertation titled "A Decolonial Intercultural Teaching Approach in the Intermediate German Language Classroom"! Peju is graduating from our dual degree PhD program in…

Our graduate students recently participated in the University of Arizona’s AI Insights series, a dynamic virtual series exploring AI innovations and topics across all disciplines. Ibrahim Kipketer’s presentation: “Talking to a Machine: What the…

The next German Studies Scholarship Crowdfunding is here!Since 2003, we have been able to provide our students with immersive, transformative experiences by awarding scholarships to take part in our Arizona Summer Study in Leipzig program. We want…

As College of Humanities scholarship winners are announced, we continue to have many students to celebrate! Please join us in congratulating everyone who has received a Spring 2026 COH Scholarship, including our German Studies undergraduate students…

Please join us in celebrating Kenneth Alumona on the successful completion of his MA exam. Herzlichen Glückwunsch, Kenneth!

The Deutscher Studenten Club is working hard to set up next year's cohort for success! They are doing so by raising money to support the club and by accepting officer applications. The DSC is currently looking for officers for the 26/27…

The College of Humanities recently hosted its first-ever Undergraduate Research Symposium. The symposium was organized by Louise Taylor, a double major in German Studies and Political Science and an ASU Senator, with the collaborative support of COH…