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CAS is pleased to announce that we are close to reaching our goal of establishing an endowment in honor of establish Edward G. Seidensticker (1921-2007), mentor, teacher, and friend to many. The endowment will provide an annual fellowship for a

In October, CAS helped sponsor an Indian music concert and workshop as part of our year-long "Listening to Asia" theme. The two-part event featured Rajeev Taranath, one of the world's leading exponents of the sarod. Read more in our event report:The

On November 9, 2012, CAS sponsored a lecture about conflict over water resources and their control and allocation amongst Israel and Palestine and their neighbors by Barbara Petzen, director of Middle East Connections and the former education

The Center for Asian Studies is hosting the upcoming event:FLAS (Foreign Language & Area Studies) Fellowship Information SessionThursday, November 29 at 12:00pm1424 Broadway, 1st Floor Conference Room, Center for Asian Studies buildingFLAS

We are happy to announce the release of Yin Yang, a new publication by Alice Renouf, a member of The Center for Asian Studies Advisory Board. Please see below for a synopsis. We look forward to reading it!"China has become one of the largest study

This spring, CAS is happy to feature an undergraduate internship with Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. The two-credit Editorial Acquisitions Intern offers undergraduates with an interest in Asia the opportunity to work within the publishing

The Center for Asian Studies is pleased to feature the following gradute program:The Department of History at the University of Colorado Boulder is accepting applications for its Ph.D. program in Asian History. The Ph.D. program, which was

University of Colorado Boulder graduates go on to do great things. Former Buff Gwendoline Van Doosselaere recently took off to travel the world - beginning her adventures in Asia. She shares some of her experiences below:Tonight, I am about to board

In Colorado, Mandarin Chinese is becoming the first choice as a second language. Statewide, over 60 schools are offering Chinese language courses, starting as young as preschool. And for good reason: almost one billion people speak Mandarin

Please join us next Thursday for a CAS Brown Bag event:"Nuclear Koreas"Thursday, November 15 12:00 - 1:00 pm1424 Broadway St, Boulder, CO (CAS Conference Room)Dr. Jerry Peterson, Professor in Department of Physics, will discuss DPRK Nuclear Weapons