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Advancing Research on Central Asian Modern History and Asian Diasporic Foodscapes

After launching the Summer International Collaboration Research Grant in 2023, the Institute awarded SICR grants to associate professors Eren Tasar and Ji-Yeon Jo (FFP ’24) to conduct research in Austria and South Korea in summer 2024.


Collage of headshots of the PECASE winners.

Presidential Early Career Award goes to 4 Carolina researchers

Three of the four winners are in the College of Arts and Sciences. The U.S. government honor is the highest given to scientists and engineers who show exceptional potential.


Students sit at a long classroom table with their laptops.

Diplomacy Initiative funds simulation exercises

Students develop problem-solving skills through scenarios of historic events like the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.


Headshot of Uredo Agada

Uredo Agada’s “stop-out” year allowed her to research the Nigerian Civil War through oral histories

The Carolina junior used skills from the Southern Oral History Program’s internship course and other UNC-Chapel Hill classes to record original primary sources.


Ngan Le smiles on the porch of Love House. Around her, red, floral tapestry waves in the wind

Cuisine as a bridge for cultural understanding

Southern Futures Undergraduate Fellow Ngan Le created an online cookbook, showcasing the N.C. Vietnamese American community’s rich tapestry of experiences.


a samurai helmet from the north carolina museum of art exhibit

Carolina team provides historical context for samurai art exhibit

The North Carolina Museum of Art’s, “Samurai: The Making of a Warrior,” is up until Feb. 2 in Raleigh. Morgan Pitelka, Bernard L. Herman Distinguished Professor in the departments of history and Asian and Middle Eastern studies, and Megan McClory, Ph.D. student in the department of history, served as scholarly consultants on the project.


Carolina community members gathered at a Nov. 15 ceremony to celebrate the Naval ROTC Armory's addition to the National Register of Historic Places. (Johnny Andrews/UNC-Chapel Hill)

Plaque signals Naval Armory’s historic status

Campus leaders and Carolina’s ROTC celebrated the unveiling of the National Register of Historic Places marker on Nov. 15.


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