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Cedars in the Pines: The Lebanese of North Carolina
Cedars in the Pines, a documentary film produced as part of NC State's Khayrallah Program for Lebanese-American Studies, will premiere at the NC Museum of History on March 28. The film, free and open to the public, represents the first phase of a multifaceted project to research, document, preserve, and publicize the history of the Lebanese-American community in North Carolina from the 1890s through the present. [...]
Faith, Politics, and Jazz: WUNC Interviews Jason Bivins
Associate Professor of Religious Studies Jason Bivins discusses faith, politics, jazz, and his other interests in an interview on on WUNC's The State of Things. [...]
Giving Voice to Children and Families
Joan Pennell serves as lead guest editor for a special issue of Child Welfare, the country's leading journal on the topic. The issue, "Taking Child and Family Rights Seriously" highlights family engagement in child welfare, and Pennell is an expert in the topic. [...]
CSI NC State: Forensics Lab Shines Light on Crime
Researchers from across campus, including key faculty from CHASS, are working with law enforcement to transform the way we solve crimes. [...]