Bernard L. Herman Distinguished Professor of History and Chair of the Carolina Asia Center Morgan Pitelka is the proud author of Reading Medieval Ruins: Ubran Life and Destruction in Sixteenth-Century Japan.Originally published in 2021, the book is now available in … Read more
We're very excited to announce a new series of partnered events between the Digital History Lab, History Undergrad Association, and the Graduate History Society! Scheduled to take place over the course of the academic year, these events will focus on … Read more
The Carolina Labor Seminar is pleased to announce the second event this semester in their series. On October 13th at 3:30 in the Love House, we will be discussing Dr. Anna Yu. Krylova’s (Duke) article entitled “Marx and The Many Lives … Read more
Friday, 13 October 2023 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)STEFAN-LUDWIG HOFFMANN (University of California, Berkeley, Dept. of History)Dreams, Terror, and Complicity: Reinhart Koselleck Meets Charlotte BeradtABSTRACT: Recently, there has been an uptick of interest across disciplines in the … Read more
2023 Diaspora Film Festival Stone Center | Hitchcock Room | 6PM This Week’s Screenings: Tuesday, October 17th Trans-Mediterranean Migration, Cross-cultural Connection, Love This screening is in partnership with UNC’s African Studies Center. _________ The Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent … Read more
2023 Diaspora Film Festival Stone Center | Hitchcock Room | 6PM This Week’s Screenings: Tuesday, October 17th Trans-Mediterranean Migration, Cross-cultural Connection, Love This screening is in partnership with UNC’s African Studies Center. _________ The Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent … Read more
2023 Diaspora Film Festival Stone Center | Hitchcock Room | 6PM This Week’s Screenings: Tuesday, October 17th Trans-Mediterranean Migration, Cross-cultural Connection, Love This screening is in partnership with UNC’s African Studies Center. _________ The Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent … Read more
Mark your calendars for 12:30 p.m. on Friday, October 27th, when our own Chad Bryant will honored as the inaugural Kleio Prize winner. Dr. Bryant will be delivering a lecture entitled, "Blogging and Belonging: Prague's Czech-Vietnamese Community and What Social … Read more
“World’s End, Words End: Sustaining Cross-Cultural Interaction over Very Long Distances in the Western Patagonian Archipelagoes, 1760-1767.” Friday, Oct. 27, 4pm-Pauli Murray 569 The Triangle Early American History Seminar (TEAHS) will discuss UNC graduate student Javier Etchegaray's paper “World’s End, Words End: … Read more
A night of music and performance inspired by Dr. John Wood Sweet's The Sewing Girl's Tale: Crime and Consequences in Revolutionary America. The Sacred Nine Project's performance, "The Mending Sampler: Lanah Sawyer and the cost of courage in Revolutionary America," … Read more
