Interrogating Genre/Culture/Gender: The Cinema of Ang Lee
Dr. Whitney Crothers Dilley will examine the key films throughout Ang Lee's career, his filming techniques and subject matter.
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“House of Wax” Film Screening
Join us for the second film in the Ackland Film Forum’s Fall 2022 series “Art and Artifice”!
Med-Ren Colloquium: Margaret Maurer “Everyday Alchemy: Transcribing and Making Alchemical Knowledge in Seventeenth-Century Domestic Recipe Books”
"Everyday Alchemy: Transcribing and Making Alchemical Knowledge in Seventeenth-Century Domestic Recipe Books"
“Naked Indians: ‘Not as Revolting as One Might Think’”
Joseph M. Pierce will offer a presentation & discussion of how Indigenous people have repurposed the significance of nakedness over time
A Night with Sones de México Ensemble
150 South Road 150 South Road, Chapel HillJoin us for a Night with Sones de México Ensemble
Launch of Graduate Certificate in Film Studies
Join us for light refreshments as we celebrate the launch of the UNC Graduate Certificate in Film Studies.
BLACK FOLK COULD FLY: A Celebration of the Work of Randall Kenan
An event celebrating the publication of Randall Kenan's posthumous collection, BLACK FOLK CAN FLY.
Armfield Poetry Reading with Paul Tran
Poet Paul Tran will visit UNC and perform a reading of their works for students in creative writing.
“Victor/Victoria” Film Screening
Varsity Theatre 123 E. Franklin St., Chapel Hill, NCJoin us for the third film in the Ackland Film Forum’s Fall 2022 series “Art and Artifice”!
Representation and Reclamation: The History and Future of Native Americans in Video Games
ZoomPlease join the DLC Lab for the first speaker in this year's Critical Game Studies Initiative. This will be a virtual event co-sponsored by the American Indian and Indigenous Studies program and the American Indian Center. Click here for Zoom link.