Russian - РУССКАЯ КАФЕДРА

Vladimir Nabokov in Green Hall Wellesley College circa1942
Vladimir Nabokov in Green Hall Wellesley College ca.1942
Nabokov door motto, Tower Court
La Porte Nabokov, Tower Hall
Saint Basil's Cathedral, Moscow
Saint Basil's Cathedral, Moscow
The Bronze Horseman, Saint Petersburg
The Bronze Horseman, Saint Petersburg
Nabokov Conference 2022 Prof. Weiner showing Tower Hall
Nabokov Conference 2022 Prof. Weiner showing Tower Hall
Zolotoj Plyos (Russian folk musicians), Spring 2017 Concert
Zolotoj Plyos (Slavic folk musicians)
Russian 203/303 trip to Moscow
Russian Class 203/303 trip to Moscow
Title page Nabokov Book in Archives
Title page Nabokov Book in Archives
Nabokov Conference June 2022 Hay Amphitheater
Nabokov Conference June 2022 Hay Amphitheater, Prof. Weiner and students presentation

Wellesley's Russian Department was founded in the 1940s by famed author and critic Vladimir Nabokov. Since that time, the Department has dedicated itself to excellence in literary scholarship and undergraduate teaching.

Russian is a small, congenial and adventurous department devoted to working closely with students and tailoring courses of study to their individual needs. At Wellesley, Russian is always taught in the broader context of Russian society, culture, visual art and music. Numerous activities both inside and outside the classroom are designed to enrich students' appreciation of the achievements and fascinating traditions of Russian civilization. Welcome to our website! We hope you enjoy what you find here.