Stone Center to host trip to Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Alternative Spring Break has been cancelled. However, students will still have an opportunity to visit the Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum....
2018 Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent Film Schedule
The Fall 2018 edition of the festival is presented in cooperation with the following UNC-CH departments and community co-sponsors: African Studies Center, Ngozi Design Collective,...
The Fall 2018 edition of Milestones is here!
The Fall 2018 edition of Milestones is available for download here, or pick one up at the Stone Center.
Stone Center to celebrate 30 years of service
This fall, the Sonja Haynes Stone Center will celebrate 30 years of service to the community. During this time, the Center has become an epicenter...
Stone Center to host first-ever retrospective exhibition
This fall, the Stone Center will host a first-ever retrospective of past Stone Center Visiting Artists. The exhibition, With Us Comes the Parallax, opens with a...
Whatever happened to Countdown at Kusini?
The Stone Center's Annual Diaspora Festival of Black and Independent Film kicks off on September 23 with a special screening of filmmaker S. Torriano Berry's...
World-renowned jazz singer to deliver annual Stone Lecture
Six-time Grammy nominee, Nnenna Freelon will deliver the Sonja Haynes Stone Memorial Lecture Tuesday, October 2, at 7 p.m. in the Stone Center's auditorium. This...
Stone Center launches Seat Naming fundraising campaign
Maxine Brown-Davis, Class of '74, poses with the seat plaque bearing her name The Stone Center has launched a new seat naming campaign for the...
Announcing the 2018 Undergraduate International Studies Fellows
Five undergraduate students were awarded Undergraduate International Studies Fellowships (UISF) for studying abroad in 2018. The Fellowship supports international study by undergraduate students from underrepresented...
Stone Center to commemorate Frederick Douglass bicentennial
The Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History will host Kenneth B. Morris, Jr. a direct descendant of Frederick Douglass, on Monday, April...