The St. Louis Bosnian
A DIGITAL ARCHIVE OF A COMMUNITY IN MOTION
Preserving the stories, history, and cultural life of the Bosnian community in St. Louis, Missouri, through articles, curated articles, photographs, and community records.
St. Louis CITY SC to Host Bosnia and Herzegovina National Team Ahead of FIFA World Cup 26™
Country Will Play International Friendly Against World Cup-Qualified Panama at Energizer Park on June 6 and Train at
Preserving Cultural Memory After Genocide: SLU Gallery Talk Highlights Bosnia’s Fight Against Erasure
Last Friday’s gallery talk, “From War to the Classroom: Preserving Cultural and Social Memory in the Aftermath of
Center for Bosnian Studies at SLU to Present Civic Courage Award
The Center for Bosnian Studies at Saint Louis University will present Nermana Huskić with the 2025 Civic Courage
‘Connecting us to the homeland’: Local Bosnians & Panamanians ready for soccer duel in St Louis
Around 60,000 Bosnians have settled in St. Louis as refugees, and they’re expected to show in large numbers
World Cup warmup game sparks excitement for St. Louis Bosnians
For many Bosnian children, their first gift is a soccer ball. “Because they’re introduced to the game at
SLUMA exhibit honors Bosnian stories
“From War to the Classroom: The Bosnian Student Project” highlights genocide survivors, students and martyrs. Thirty years after
Bevo Caffé Lounge opens in Bevo Mill
The loft-style space includes a street-level lounge and a mezzanine-level bar with a fireplace. Bevo Caffé Lounge (5822 Gravois)
Center for Bosnian Studies at SLU to Present Civic Courage Award
The Center for Bosnian Studies at Saint Louis University will present Nermana Huskić with the 2025 Civic Courage
St. Louis Welcomed This Bosnian Muslim Woman, Now She’s Giving Back
For Nermana Huskić, the seeds of her future as a resource and service provider for homeless people were
Psychology graduate Sejla Muslic aims to support mental health among Bosnian community
Sejla Muslic’s mother might be looking forward to her upcoming college graduation even more than she is. “She
At Home on the Pitch: Elvir Kafedžić has Always Found Comfort in Soccer
From War-Torn Bosnia to Berlin to St. Louis, Elvir Kafedžić has always found comfort in the game of
Bosnia’s World Cup pursuit begins at a home-away-from home in the American Midwest
ST. LOUIS — Far from its European homeland, Bosnia and Herzegovina has zealous fans in the American Midwest
Inside soccer: Playing in St. Louis Saturday, Bosnian national team soothes World Cup expansion
My change in tack and take is mostly down to the kind of joy that will be on
World Cup warmup game sparks excitement for St. Louis Bosnians
For many Bosnian children, their first gift is a soccer ball. “Because they’re introduced to the game at
St. Louis Bosnians get revved up for national team’s visit to Energizer Park
When members of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national soccer team play Panama in an exhibition match at Energizer Park next
First Alert Forward: How Bosnia’s national team visit celebrates a community that helped rebuild St. Louis
International friendly at Energizer Park honors Bosnian immigrants who revitalized neighborhoods and reshaped the city over three decades
Perceptions of Bosnians in St. Louis
Florian Sichling, Ajlina Karamehic-Muratovic, Evangelia Vamas, Emina Muratovic Abstract Perceptions and attitudes towards immigrants shape their adaptation and
The Influence of Personal Predispositions on BosnianRefugees’ Resettlement Process
Wai Hsien Cheah, Ajlina Karamehic-Muratovic, Hisako Matsuo, Alma Poljarevic, Abstract The goal of this study was to examine
The Influence of Environmental Factors on BosnianRefugees’ Resettlement Process
Wai Hsien Cheah, Ajlina Karamehic-Muratovic, Hisako Matsuo, and Alma Poljarevic Abstract While Cheah, Karamehic-Muratovic, Matsuo, and Poljarevic (2008)
Coffee and Cigarettes: An Assessment of theBosnian Immigrant Community
Viviane McKay, Stephanie Herbers, Nancy Mueller, Ilina Moreno, Jenine Harris Background When war broke out in Bosnia‐Herzegovina in
Practical Adaptations of Cognitive Processing Therapy with Bosnian Refugees: Implications for Adapting Practice to a Multicultural Clientele
Priscilla M. Schulz, L. Christian Huber, Patricia A. Resick Abstract Recent findings suggest that established psychological treatments for
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