Nanovic Institutes celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Catholic Universities Partnership in its 2023-24 Year in Review

In the next issue of its award-winning series, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies releases its 2023-24 Year in Review. This publication focuses on the activities, achievements, research, events, programs, and—most importantly—people that characterized the past academic year at the institute. This year’s edition also includes a feature story about the 20-year anniversary of the Catholic Universities Partnership (CUP), one […]

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Students research and create a digital exhibition of art that speaks for democracy and human rights

In addition to writing this announcement, Keith Sayer also served as editor of the project website, which he organized and created for this project. The Nanovic Institute for European Studies releases today its latest student-created digital exhibition called “Fighting for Democracy and Human Rights Through the Arts,” the culmination of the work of an undergraduate research group

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Encountering the dynamics and tensions of European migration in Berlin

The wind blows across the wide, empty fields and runways of the former Berlin-Tempelhof Airport. Kites and windsurfers dot the sky, and people gather with friends and family to bask in the early spring day. Yet, this same breeze also passes through the converted shipping containers and disused hangars where hundreds of refugees live. This

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Your Step-by-Step Guide to Moving to Google Analytics 4 with Force 5

Did you know that Google’s Universal Analytics (the platform most websites—likely yours, too–have been using to track traffic for more than a decade) will stop collecting data in July 2023? This means that if you have not transitioned to the new Google Analytics 4 platform, you will no longer be able to see how many people

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