Marking over 50 years since war and displacement, the Southeast Asian Diaspora Project preserves Khmer, Hmong, Lao, and Vietnamese stories through film, archives, and…

Amanda Dalola and Ky Win Nguyen discuss the development of and purpose behind the new two-course sequence, Vietnamese for Heritage Learners.

Language learning in the Twin Cities is an evolving thing. Here’s how learners can access unique language courses through CourseShare and still get UMN credit.

Explore how the Religious Studies Program turns global cultural literacy into a powerful tool for every career.

Asian language educators created a curriculum that goes beyond grammar — connecting students with Minnesota’s communities and cultures.

Llana Barber discusses reframing Black narratives in US immigration history and shattering the too-narrow lens through which these stories have been told.

Awarded biennially, the CAS Book Prize recognizes outstanding scholarship published in North America on Austrian, Habsburg, as well as Central and Eastern European Studies

The Central European History Convention brought together scholars from around the world, and included over 60 panels and 170 different presentations.