Baltic Studies

You start your week with Baltic History I, sifting through translations of medieval chronicles. Later, a Regional Politics seminar demands you articulate views on a current border dispute; you realize you misread a key article, feeling a small pang of embarrassment. After clarifying with a classmate, you hit the campus gym. During office hours, you seek out Professor Petrova to discuss your confusion from the morning's history lecture, getting helpful guidance on primary source interpretation. You end the day planning your research for tomorrow's group meeting.