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The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers, and other figures. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers, and other figures. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers, and other figures. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers, and other figures. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

For this year's Larry Wells Memorial Lecture, we will be hosting one of ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ's most eminent alumni, Prof. David Wellbery (class of '69), who is a leading scholar of German literature, thought, and culture (especially the work of Goethe). After graduating from BU, David Wellbery received his doctorate from Yale University, and went on to teach at Stanford University and Johns Hopkins University before taking up his current post as professor of German Studies at the University of Chicago in 2001. David has authored over seven books as well as numerous articles and essays in both English and German, and is a sought after scholar and lecturer on both sides of the Atlantic.

Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers, and other figures. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers, and other figures. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!

Recurring discussions of various works by G.W.F Hegel (1770-1831), one of Germany's (and continental philosophy's) fundamental thinkers, and other figures. All are welcome! For questions or to find out what the group is currently reading, please contact Alex Sorenson at asorenso@binghamton.edu

The German Club meets most Wednesdays during the semester (excluding breaks and holidays), 4–5 pm, in the GRS conference room (LT 1406A, which is on the 14th floor of Library Tower). The German Club is a chance to speak German with students from all levels, instructors, native speakers, and others in a relaxed setting. Feel free just to stop by and say "Guten Tag," or to stay for the conversation and coffee!