Written by Bavesha Naidoo The Mid-Autumn Festival, often called the Moon Festival, is an annual harvest celebration observed throughout Asian culture. This occasion was a time to celebrate the successful harvest of rice and wheat by performing food offerings to the moon. Observing the Moon while enjoying mooncakes, referred to… Continue reading…
The 39th Annual Conference of the Southeastern Association of Teachers of Japanese will be held at UNC Greensboro on February 24, 2024.
The 35th Duke Japanese Speech Contest was held online in March 2022, and the JNS204 student Benjamin Pettee won 1st place in the Level I category. His speech title was “Gomi no Boken (Garbage Adventure).” In his creative and inspiring speech, he shared his concern for the environment and emphasized the importance of… Continue reading…
UNCG’s motto is “Service,” and I feel that even in my time studying in the LLC, this guiding principle for our institution had a tremendous impact on my studies and my path forward after graduation. While completing my degree, I was able to enroll in a new Service Learning course… Continue reading…