Department
of Slavic Languages and Literatures -- offers information on its
history, programs, courses, and faculty.
Center for Russian and
East European Studies (CREES) is one of the nation's foremost institutions
for interdisciplinary research and training on Russia, Central and
Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus; our website includes descriptions
of the Center, degree programs, special events and lectures along with
lists of courses and faculty, and the Center's calendar of events.
The
Slavic and East European Division of the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library
- maintains one of the nation's outstanding
collections of materials in all formats from and about Central and Eastern
Europe and the former Soviet Union. The best-represented languages
are Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Polish, Czech and Slovak.
Language
Resource Center -- features information on video and audio
holdings in Russian and other languages, links to interesting sites, etc.
Moscow City - Beginning with basic information about the city itself and ways to get around, this page offers more Russian language links on Moscow including art, culture, and people. This is a an especially useful source of information if you are planning to visit the city.
St. Petersburg - This page contains similar information about the "second capital" of Russia - St. Petersburg. Travellers can learn about the city, it's people, art, and culture on this page.
Russian Foodways - Food is a fundamental part of any culture. In our new reading course "Russian Foodways" students learn about practices and rituals of food preparation and consumption in Russia, explore the semiotics of the Russian table in literature, folklore, film, and journalism, and look at contemporary attitudes to food and eating. This page provides useful links to food sites, from collections of recipes to traditions of serving food in Russian restaurants.
News & Media - Some links to Russian-language sources of newspapers, magazines, radio stations, and TV.
Learn from others -- Explore a wealth of Russian-language resource sites and teaching programs in the US and around the world, and learn what you can!
Russian Language Program at Cornell University
Colby College Russian Department
University of Sussex Language Center - Russian
University of Pittsburgh Russian and East European Studies
Foreign Language Learning Center
Russian Language Learning Resources
Russian Language & Culture Resources
The American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages (AATSEEL)
Please submit
all questions and comments to Alina
Makin