This final residency celebration event features performances by Arun Luthra, including konnakol, with the UW–Madison Contemporary Jazz Ensemble (Mead Witter School of Music), students in the class, and guest artist Rohan Krishnamurthy (percussion). Tala is …
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Spring Course Offering by Judy Frater
Judy Frater will offer Cultural Diversity, Connection, Value and Sustainability – the Role of Hand Craft in Spring 2022 Judy Frater is the spring 2022 interdisciplinary artist-in-residence with Professor Jenny Angus as lead faculty. She …
First Semester Pashto Offered in Spring 2022
Please note that the Center for South Asia has opened a Spring 2022 FLAS competition for first semester Pashto. The deadline is Monday, November 22. You can apply here.
The Non Violence Project is now live
The Nonviolence Project is a comprehensive repository that educates and informs viewers on the impact of nonviolent protests all over the world. From environmental issues to racial equality, the project showcases how nonviolence has been …
Anthony Cerulli Studies the Trajectory of Ayurveda
The College of Letters and Sciences published a multimedia piece on the research of professor Anthony Cerulli. Professor Cerulli’s research focuses on Ayurveda and the ways in which this ancient knowledge system animates the present alternative medical practices of …
Anirban Baishya Joins UW Madison Department of Communication Arts
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Anirban Baishya will join the UW Department of Communication and Arts in January. Anirban’s work broadly focuses on the intersections between digital media and the public sphere in …
Jazz musician Arun Luthra taps into the universal language of rhythm
UW–Madison 13th among public universities in Wall Street Journal rankings
Siddharth Mennon awarded AIIS dissertation fellowship
Congratulations to Siddharth Mennon, of the Department of Geography for being awarded the AIIS Junior Fellowship for his project titled, “(De)Constructing Concrete: Capital, Nature, and Infrastructures in Urbanizing India.”
Jeremy Manheim Receives Ho Buddhist Studies Fellowship
Jeremy Manheim, Ph.D. Student in Asian Languages & Cultures, has recently been awarded a Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhist Studies Fellowship to support 10 months of dissertation research about Indian and …