“This case has become much bigger than just Ukraine vs Russia. It has become a test of who will prevail: Russia, or the post-war international legal order.” In 2022, Harold Koh, Sterling Professor of International Law at Yale Law School, … Read more
The study of Soviet Jewish culture and collective psyche presents a fascinating yet still little known subject of inquiry. Frequently subject to quotas and varying degrees of discrimination, Soviet Jews still participated fully within the larger society. Most were secular, … Read more
Join us if you dare… Bring your friends, gather your courage, and immerse yourself in the bone-chilling world of Quiet Comes the Dawn (Рассвет). Quiet Comes the Dawn promises to be an unforgettable night of cinematic terror that will haunt … Read more
Welcome to the 2023-24 lunch & learn series for DEIA in the world language and content classroom at UNC. Through this series, we will engage with language departments, faculty, area studies centers, and visiting scholars to discuss challenges to and … Read more
Kevin Hoeper is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He focuses on the nineteenth- and early twentieth-century military culture in Central Europe, with a particular focus on the late … Read more
Dr. Bryant will be delivering a lecture entitled, “Blogging and Belonging: Prague’s Czech-Vietnamese Community and What Social Media Might Have Been.” The event will take place in Pauli Murray Hall 569. There will be food and drinks, and we will … Read more
The Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies (CSEEES) proudly presents an event dedicated to exploring the historical significance of the Holodomor, the devastating man-made famine that starved millions of Ukrainians as a result of Soviet policies in the … Read more
This panel discussion will examine the consequences of Russia's war against Ukraine on global food security. International experts from Ukraine and UNC faculty will share their insights and expertise on this pressing matter. Oleg Nivievskyi is the founder of the … Read more
Please join us for a student-led Balkan cooking class. Participants will prepare traditional Balkan dishes, such as gibanica, ćevapi, and palačinke. This event is open to UNC students only. Space is limited and email registration is required ahead of the … Read more
MAJ Kara Irvin grew up in West Lafayette, Indiana and graduated from the University of Mississippi in 2012. She was commissioned as a Chemical Officer and has served in leadership and staff positions at the platoon, company, and brigade levels. … Read more
