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How would past societies cope with climate disasters had they known about climate sciences? Climate research conducted in India as a play ‘Mausim’ by Kenya Fashaw -- By Atreyee Bhattacharya It was a strange (and singular) seeing my climate research in drought-prone swaths of peninsular India, which involved fieldwork, mining...

Alton Byers, who was a Visiting Scholar at CAS in 2019-2020, has written an article about the dramatic re-growth of forests in Nepal: The greening of the Khumbu What are the reasons for such a dramatic re-growth in trees in Nepal’s Everest region? During the 1970s and early 1980s, it...

Center for Asian Studies Remote Internship with Shambhala Publications: Marketing & Publicity The Center for Asian Studies is seeking an undergraduate student with an interest in Asia, Eastern Philosophy & Religion, and Buddhism for a remote 3-credit internship at Shambhala Publications over the spring 2021 semester. Job Description and Responsibilities:...

Everyone here at the Center for Asian Studies wishes you and yours a very happy holiday season! Our offices will be closed from December 24th through January 1st. We hope you take advantage of some time off to relax and rest during this holiday time. With an inspired nudge from...

From an article by Sara Myers: Mona Attwa's Qahwa Arabi platform makes learning accessible and appealing for remote students Mona Attwa , an Arabic instructor in the Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations, for realizing a long-time goal with the production of the online platform Qahwa Arabi . The platform...

The Center for Asian Studies is seeking an undergraduate student with an interest in Asia, Eastern Philosophy & Religion, and Buddhism for a remote 3-credit internship at Shambhala Publications over the spring 2021 semester. Job Description and Responsibilities: The intern will assist the Marketing & Publicity Team remotely with a...

CAS Event Wednesday, December 2 at 4:30pm MST Zoom link Part of the Sound and Noise in Asia Speaker Series. with Madhumita Lahiri from the University of Michigan. How can print serve the needs of a largely illiterate and famously multilingual nation? For nationalist writers in nineteenth- and twentieth-century India,...

In an article in the New York Times, A Record of Horseback Riding, Written in Bone and Teeth , written by Katherine Kornei, research by William Taylor is featured. Quoting the article, it says: The advent of horseback riding transformed our ancestors’ lives, irrevocably changing how they migrated, fought wars...

Governor Jared Polis declared that the Week of November 16 through November 20 be declared International Education Week in the State of Colorado. Please join us in celebrating our international students! Learn more about opportunites for International Education at CU Boulder at the Education Abroad website . You can find...