The 2025 Annual Report is now available. It offers fresh insights into current research projects, recent publications, and ongoing developments. The report reflects a dynamic, interdisciplinary approach and a strong commitment to connecting research with teaching and public engagement. Key findings continue to shape seminars at the University of St. Gallen and are shared with a wider audience through events and talks.

From 2–4 February 2026, the University of St. Gallen and the University of Zurich will host an interdisciplinary workshop on HIV/AIDS. Scholars from the humanities and social sciences will explore how the epidemic is remembered, archived, and culturally represented. The workshop focuses on narratives from literature, art, history, medicine, and activism, addressing visibility, stigma, and political agency.

The Indigo project “Protests in Independent Georgia” documents civic resistance in Georgia from 1991 to 2025, highlighting social, political, and environmental activism. The project offers an interactive overview of protests, their themes, methods, and outcomes, and presents diverse perspectives on three decades of civic engagement and the impact of public mobilization.