Newsletters

– Congratulations, Dean Krouk!
– New Publication from GNS Chair Thomas A. DuBois
– Danish Author Carsten Jensen Visits Campus
– Amber Rose Cederström Joins University of Wisconsin Press Staff
– 2020 Wahlstrom Nordic Workshop
– Alumni Update: David Natvig
– Alumni Update: Lucas Annear
– Symposium on “Saints and Spirituality in Medieval and Early Modern Iceland”
– Graduate Student Abroad: Tristan  Mueller-Vollmer

We currently only offer an online version of the Scandinavian Studies Newsletter, however, if you would like a hard copy please reach out to the Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic’s main office.

– Freiburg 2–Year Reunion
– Two Distinguished Recent Emeriti
– From West Point to Madison

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– Annual Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study
– Finnish Folk Band Tallari and Songs of the Finnish Migration
– Näbbeboda Fellowship for Grad Student Elliott Brandsma
– Circumnavigating Iceland with UW–Madison Alumni
– Visiting Scholar Mattias Pirholt
– UW-Madison at the Scandinavian Fest in New Berlin, Wisconsin
– Repatriating Signe’s Songs
– Danish Politicians Visit Madison
– New Research on Anti-Fascism in Norwegian Literature and Culture
– Capital Punishment in Early Modern Iceland
– Fulbright Finnish Language and Culture Teacher

We currently only offer an online version of the Scandinavian Studies Newsletter, however, if you would like a hard copy please reach out to the Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic’s main office.

– Visiting Scholars in Madison: Tobias Berglund and Elizabeth Peterson
– GRAMMY Nomination for Professor Jim Leary
– Graduate Students and Awards
– Ojibwe Winter Games
– GNS Alumni Updates
– Sustaining Scandinavian Folk Art in the Upper Midwest’s Show of Hands: Art in Education

We currently only offer an online version of the Scandinavian Studies Newsletter, however, if you would like a hard copy please reach out to the Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic’s main office.