Dear Members and Friends of the GSA,

We are happy to announce that the registration portal is now open for our conference in Arlington, VA, taking place from 25 to 28 September 2025. Your emailed receipt from Johns Hopkins will include a link to reserve your room at the discounted GSA conference rate at the Crystal Gateway Marriott, so make sure to check your spam folders if you don’t see it in your inbox.

Dear members of the GSA,

I am pleased to inform you that German Studies Review 48.2 is now available. As a reminder, GSR is now online only. Information on how to access the issue can be found here: 

Dear Friends and Members of the GSA,

Our Spring 2025 newsletter has been published and is available on our website. You can read about our new GSA team members, the 2025 GSA book prizes and calls for nominations, the 2025-26 Berlin Program Fellows cohort, our upcoming GSA 2025 conference in Arlington, and more.

With our best wishes,

If attending the GSA conference from outside the United States, please note:

As is known to many of you, funding for future and even current NEH grants is under threat. The GSA recently signed on to the National Humanities Alliance statement supporting the NEH. If you have been impacted by cuts to NEH grants, please let the NHA know immediately.

The GSA Mentoring Committee invites PhD students in German Studies to a virtual workshop: "Introduction to the Academic Job Search."

Join us on Zoom on Thursday, April 17, 2025, 2:00–3:30pm CT. Please register here.

The workshop will address the following topics:

Dear members of the GSA,

I am pleased to inform you that German Studies Review 48.1 is now available. Starting with this issue, GSR will be online only. Information on how to access the issue can be found here: 

Call for Proposals: The GSA Fiftieth Anniversary Issue