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We are pleased to share that John Low has been elected to the Chicago History Museum (CHM) Board of Trustees for a four-year term. John is the first American Indian to have been invited to serve…

On December 16, 2021, Dr. Amy Gregg of the Department of Comparative Studies at Ohio State (Newark) was named one of 21 Affordable Learning Exchange (ALX) grant recipients. The program is designed…

On December 10, 2021, a project by Ohio State’s very own Isaac Weiner was featured on CBC radio. 

Dr. Weiner, an associate professor of Religious and Comparative studies at OSU,…

On Friday, November 5th, Dr. Eric Williams successfully defended his dissertation, “Daddy, What Did You Do in the Great War?  Deconstructing British Visual Media Propaganda in World War I”, at…

Last month, Dr. Jolyon Thomas of the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania kicked off our Department’s Autumn 2021 Comparative Studies “Comparison” Workshops. The…

Dr. Jasmine Stork recently began her Fulbright year in Poland with an orientation meeting in Warsaw at Central Technology Hub. Jasmine is one of 30 American Fulbrighters in this year's cohort, all…

The following workshops are part of the CS 6100 “Critical Foundations: Comparative Analysis” seminar with Kwaku Korang and open to anyone interested in joining by Zoom.

Friday,…

On a warm August 27th evening, members of the Department of Comparative Studies gathered on the rooftop of The Crest to welcome in the new academic year. Two cohorts of graduate students who had…

On Monday, August 9th, Dr. Ryann Patrus successfully defended her dissertation, "Illegible Injury: Technological Abuse and the Disabled Bodymind." As she writes in her abstract: