Howard University professor Ana Lucia Araujo will deliver the 2023 Mary Stevens Reckford Memorial Lecture in European Studies on Feb. 23 with a presentation titled “Slavery as History and Memory.” The lecture will examine the recent international developments surrounding the … Read more
Recent accounts of Arab media, both in the Arab world and in the West, tend to focus on Al Jazeera or on social media during and after the “Arab Spring” of 2011. Jaafar Aksikas considers how other newly popular forms … Read more
*This event has been canceled. As part of the UndocuCarolina Distinguished Lecture Series, Robert Gonzales will be discussing his book, Lives in Limbo: Undocumented and Coming of Age in America (2016), which focuses on the experiences of nearly two million … Read more
Tokyo Story (1953), the most famous film in Ozu Yasuji’s so-called 'Noriko triology' and regularly ranked first among the top-ten greatest films of all time, is based loosely on Leo McCrarey’s 1937 American melodrama, Make Way for Tomorrow. An elderly couple from … Read more
Tokyo Story (1953), the most famous film in Ozu Yasuji’s so-called ‘Noriko triology’ and regularly ranked first among the top-ten greatest films of all time, is based loosely on Leo McCrarey’s 1937 American melodrama, Make Way for Tomorrow. An elderly couple from … Read more
The Carolina Center for Jewish Studies will present their annual Holocaust Remembrance Day Lecture, "The Nazi Holocaust and the Exile of Yiddish." Barry Trachtenberg, the Rubin Presidential chair of Jewish History at Wake Forest University, will examine how the Holocaust and new post-war order … Read more
The Carolina Center for Jewish Studies will present their annual Holocaust Remembrance Day Lecture, “The Nazi Holocaust and the Exile of Yiddish.” Barry Trachtenberg, the Rubin Presidential chair of Jewish History at Wake Forest University, will examine how the Holocaust and new post-war order … Read more
Join the Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies (CSEEES) for a public conversation with celebrated Polish intellectual and Communist-era dissident Adam Michnik and Dariusz Stola, director of the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Prior to the … Read more
The year 1968 was a momentous one in many spots on the globe, perhaps no more so than in Poland and Czechoslovakia. With a few exceptions, however, 1968 and its aftermath in these two countries largely have been studied in … Read more
