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Khvay Samnang & UuDam Tran Nguyen Tuesday, March 5 from 6:30-7:45PM Location: Visual Arts Complex, Auditorium 1B20Next Tuesday is the first in a series of Eco-Video co-sponsored by CAS. Khvay Samnang is a founding member of Stiev Selapak, an art

Donald Keene, whose translations of Japanese literature into English and prodigious academic output helped define the study of the subject and made him a celebrity in Japan, died on Sunday in Tokyo. He was 96.The Donald Keene Center of Japanese

CAS has internships available at the Jaipur Literature Festival! Jaipur Literature Festival is a sumptuous feast of ideas and has been described as the ‘greatest literary show on Earth'. In the last decade it has transformed into a global

I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to study abroad in China on the Discovering Urban China Global Seminar. This experience helped me to gain a tremendous understanding of Chinese culture, history, and modernity of China. Not only did this

CAS Post-Doctoral Associate Alessandro Rippa has co-authored a new article in "Critical Asian Studies."Abstract: The past decade of development schemes has been experienced very differently by various groups within the city of Kashgar in

When I was in eighth grade, I began a journey of studying Mandarin Chinese which has changed in many ways. In beginning my my studies, I dreamed of one day having the chance to visit China and practice what I had learned in class and an gain insight

Call for Graduate Research ProposalsThe Center for Asian Studies invites CU Boulder graduate students doing research on Japan to apply for the Edward G. Seidensticker Japan Summer Research Grant. The Center will offer several grants of up to a

Going to China was somewhat of an unreachable dream for most of my life. My parents were immigrants from Guangzhou, China, but I was born and remained planted in Colorado for all of my life. When I got the email that said that I was awarded the Tang

Emily Yeh, a CU Boulder professor associated with the Center for Asian Studies and the Tibet-Himalaya Initiative disusses some of the implications of the disappearance of the fungus in an article in The Atlantic.“Its role in contemporary Tibetan

Going to China was the best thing that CU has ever given me the opportunity to do. China is so beautiful and the fact that I experienced all of it with a group of my fellow CU students made all the difference in the world!! I felt this strong