Departmental news
Scholarship recipients in the field of History of Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations
Work and opening of the building during student vacations
Call for Papers: Inscribed Art in the Late Roman West and Early Medieval Mediterranean Worlds (ca. 284–800 CE)
Mental health guide for the University of Warsaw community
Once Again, We’re the Best!
Current projects
Double marginalization? Jews with disabilities in the Kingdom of Poland (1815-1914)
Agent of revolutionary France in the service of the Republic of Poland. The activity of Piotr Parandier in the years 1792-1799
Translating Toleration: Concepts, Texts, and Intermediaries between Poland and Protestant Germany (1645–1795)
The reception of the Sandomierz Concord (1570) in Europe in the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries. The role of Irenaism in shaping confessional cultures
The Columned Hall
The Columned Hall is one of the most beautiful classical interiors in Warsaw. It is rented for the needs of UW units and external institutions.
The beautiful interior impresses with its atmosphere and the malachite splendour of its columns. Frederic Chopin used to walk through it. The hall is authentic and was not destroyed during the war. Currently, it houses figures from the collection of the former Plaster Cabinet of the University of Warsaw.
