This April, a new important and topical collection of articles called Multiple Perspectives in Linguistic Research on Baltic Languages has been released by publishing house Cambridge Scholars Publishing. The collection includes the research by associated professors Ilze Lokmane and Andra Kalnača of the University of Latvia, Faculty of Humanities Department of Latvian and General Linguistics (DLGL).

University of Latvia's Department of Communication studies is proud to announce the application process for the second Riga Summer School.

On March 12 in the Senate Hall of the University of Latvia (UL), Zaneta Jaunzeme-Grende, Minister of Culture of Latvia, and Marcis Auzins, Rector of the University of Latvia, signed a protocol of intent between the UL and the Ministry of Culture on establishing the Social Memory Research Centre.

Based on the submissions by the universities, scientific institutes and centres, the Latvian Academy of Sciences (LAS) has announced Latvia’s most significant scientific achievements in theoretical science and practical applications. Among them are several accomplishments by researchers from the University of Latvia (UL).

On Thursday, 3 November, the UL Academic Centre of Natural Sciences held a presentation at the UL History Museum Hall, Raina Boulevard 19.