St. Louis Bosnia community

Tattooist Azra Selimovic’s new business pays homage to the bee that saved her family.

Joseph Puleo’s award-winning documentary “A New Home” tells the stories of Bosnian War refugees who fled to St. Louis 30 years ago.

Brian Jennings’ Bosnian American studies course at Affton High School seeks to engage the district’s large population of Bosnian families — and tell the story of a community shaped by genocide.

The Center for Bosnian Studies is an outgrowth of the Bosnian Memory Project, founded by Fontbonne University Professor Emeritus Benjamin Moore in 2006.

On a recent Saturday, four middle-aged Bosnian women bustled in a warmly lit kitchen at Fontbonne University. Bags of flour and sugar, metal mixing bowls…

Affton High School teacher Brian Jennings will never forget watching former student Dino Svraka record an oral history contribution for the Bosnia Memory…

A Bosnian historian is in St. Louis through Monday to share stories about Jewish and Muslim people living side by side in Sarajevo for…

The generation gap is said to be narrowing as more millennials move back in with, and seek advice from, their parents. But in St. Louis, the chasm may be…

St. Louis has a long history as a melting pot of different cultures and a new, photo-illustrated book, “Ethnic St. Louis,” is striving to do justice to…

Nedim Ramic has a powerful personal connection to what he sees happening in the world today in regard to Syrian refugees.“Being a refugee myself, coming…