Study Abroad Week: Oct. 19-23 During Study Abroad Week, students can get a taste for the variety of global opportunities available through UNC-Chapel Hill! - Mid-day info sessions will include the following topics: research, internships, academic credit and funding. - … Read more
Cities usually become influential because of their economic or political prominence in national histories, but they can also become famous symbols for cultural and artistic creativity. This seminar focuses on two very different cities that share a reputation for exceptional … Read more
Scope of the Workshop Large levels of economic inequality-particularly between different regions, between urban and rural communities, and between different populations-are a significant, and growing, challenge in both the United States and Europe. The aim of this workshop is to … Read more
The “Special Relationship” is invoked on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean by Presidents and Prime Ministers to describe the close cultural and economic ties shared by the United States and the United Kingdom. But, is it true? Is it … Read more
**Tickets are free, but registration is required** Join the UNC American Indian Center for a free film screening of the newly released documentary “Gather”, a depiction of Native foodways across Indian Country. This discussion will feature hearing from Native farmers, … Read more
Klaus Larres, Richard M. Krasno Distinguished Professor at UNC-Chapel Hill, will moderate a discussion on the global rise of autocracy. SPEAKERS Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell Prof. Ruth Ben-Ghiat, professor at New … Read more
On February 3 at 4:00 p.m., the Institute for the Study of the Americas, the Department of Romance Studies, and the Department of Linguistics will host Jim Michnowicz, professor of Hispanic linguistics at North Carolina State University, as part of … Read more
The Institute for the Arts and Humanities (IAH) returns in 2021 with new IAH Zoom Talks, the virtual talk series featuring discussions during the COVID-19 crisis. Talks will either be focused on a particular scholar and topic relevant to the … Read more
On February 17 at 4:00 p.m., the Institute for the Study of the Americas, the Department of Romance Studies, and the Department of Linguistics will host Kim Potowski, professor of Spanish at the University of Illinois at Chicago, as part … Read more
Join the Ackland Art Museum for a virtual conversation with Denise Murrell '76 about her exhibition Posing Modernity: The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today, which was on view at the Wallach Art Gallery at Columbia University and … Read more
