Prof. Anna Mlekodaj and Maria Krzeptowska Visit the PMA
On January 14, the Polish Museum of America had the pleasure of hosting Professor Anna Mlekodaj from The Academy of Applied Sciences in Nowy Targ and Maria Krzeptowska – true legends in their respective fields! Professor Anna, a distinguished literary scholar and educator, and Maria, a cultural studies expert, and
660 Years of Scholarly Legacy: Birth of the Jagiellonian University
May 12 marks a historic milestone for education and scholarship in Poland! On this day in 1364, King Casimir the Great signed the foundation act for the "studium generale," laying the cornerstone for what would become the illustrious Kraków Academy, later known as the Jagiellonian University.
Holocaust Remembrance Day
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Polish Museum of America pays tribute to the victims, survivors, and heroes through poignant artifacts, urging us to educate, remember, and stand against all forms of oppression.
The Visit from the Missionary Sisters of St. Benedict from Oak Forest, IL
The Polish Museum of America hosted the Missionary Sisters of St. Benedict, exploring history and learning about their inspiring work. Grateful for their visit, we look forward to hosting them again!
De Paul University History Students Explore Polish Heritage at the Polish Museum
This year the Polish Museum of America is honored to be part of the Polish Heritage Month programs sponsored by the Chicago Public Library. Museum tour guides will be leading tour groups registered through the Chicago Public Library program throughout the month of October.
Happy Children’s Day!
International Children's Day: Celebrating children's rights, well-being, and a brighter future for all.
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