Founding American Hungarian Educators Association member Bela L. Biro was born in Endrod, Hungary on August 26, 1937 and died in Gyula, Hungary on October 24, 2014.

When, last summer, AHEA honored me with the editorship of Hungarian Cultural Studies, the task before me seemed daunting. How to build on Louise Vasvári’s outstanding tenure? How would I speedily get a handle on the details of the journal’s operation and then give my all to the cause (read: the cultural mission) in a manner balanced with the need to earn my daily bread?

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Professor Emeritus and McAnulty Distinguished Professor of History Dr. Steven Béla Várdy

Sponsored by the AHEA, the Jackovics Family Fund, and other supporters. For Graduate Students and Junior Faculty

The Helena History Press scholarship is an annual award that has been established by Helena History Press to recognize a scholar in any field of the humanities who specializes in scholarship related to or about Central and East Europe.

The Helena History Press scholarship is an annual award that has been established by Helena History Press to recognize a scholar in any field of the humanities who specializes in scholarship related to or about Central and East Europe.