The Carolina Asia Center and the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies are proud to welcome Dr. Gang Sun, Professor of Chinese Martial Arts at Shandong Normal University, to run a martial arts workshop for students at UNC.
Join the CAC and the UNC Korean Department for the showing of the hit Korean blockbuster 12.12: The Day. The movie is a dramatic retelling and reimagining of the immediate aftermath of President Park's assassination in 1979. It was … Read more
Stop by our table in the FedEx Global Education Center Atrium to ask questions about the various scholarship opportunities the Carolina Asia Center offers! We will have information on the Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Modern Indian Studies Student … Read more
Kick off the start of the semester with a celebration of global at Carolina with the Global Whistle Stop Tour! Students can come by the FedEx Global Education Center atrium to engage with global units, enjoy tasty treats, play some … Read more
On Monday, April 24th from 5:30pm-7:00pm in the FedEx Center for Global Education Atrium, the Modern Indian Studies (MIS) Initiative in collaboration with UNC Global Affairs, UNC Chalkaa, and Bhangra Elite are hosting a Bhangra Workshop event. Join UNC alumnus and … Read more
Modern Indian Studies, the Carolina Asia Center, and UNC Global proudly present The Art of the Warlis Learn the traditional tribal art of the Warlis (from Western India) and create your own work of art with local artist Sampada Kodagali … Read more
Chinese Lantern Festival is coming up. As usual, Friendship Association Of Chinese Students And Scholars is honored to hold a Lantern Festival Fair at Fedex Global Education Center atrium on Thursday, February 21 from 6:45-8:00PM. The fair is a free … Read more
Join FACSS and the Carolina Asia Center for a night of Chinese culture celebration. There will be paper-cutting, traditional masks, calligraphy and much more!
Celebrate the ending of the Lunar New Year with the Lantern Festival Carnival by making and eating delicious tang yuan (glutinous rice balls) with students and faculty members from the Department of Asian Studies.
The Carolina Asia Center supports diverse Asia-related events. However, CAC co-sponsorship of any talk, seminar, documentary screening, film screening, performance or celebration does not constitute endorsement of or agreement with the views presented therein. As an academic institution, we value diverse perspectives that promote dialogue and understanding.
