Flyer titled “Bosnian Immigrants in St. Louis Discussion Panel.” The blue flyer features photos of a St. Louis windmill building, the Stari Most bridge in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and an image referencing the Bosnian War, along with a QR code and the Bosnian flag. The event will explore Bosnian immigration to St. Louis, refugee experiences, and the contributions of Bosnian Americans to the region. Event details: Thursday, September 17, 2026, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m., Touhill Performing Arts Center. The flyer notes that attendance is required for CT students and encourages participation. Banner for Bosnian Immigrants in St. Louis Panel Discussion

Bosnian Immigrants in St. Louis Panel Discussion

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Lecture Academic Community Engagement Free Event

Thu, Sep 17, 2026

6 PM – 7:30 PM CDT (GMT-5)

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Join the Honors College for a moving conversation on Bosnian immigration to St. Louis, featuring panelists who will share personal perspectives on the Bosnian War, the experience of becoming a refugee, and the challenges and hopes of rebuilding a life through resettlement. The program will explore how Bosnian refugees helped shape St. Louis into one of the nation’s most significant Bosnian American communities, strengthening the region through family, culture, entrepreneurship, and civic life. This event is required for CT students and is open for all Honors students, faculty and staff to attend.

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