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Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will join audiences in more than 60 cities and towns by live broadcast for a “town hall” meeting on the U.S.-China relationship. In order to address a wide range of today’s major global issues

We are holding another Brown Bag event this month! Lucas Carmichael of the Department of Religious Studies will present on Gia-fu Feng and his important role in the development of Daoism in America. American Daoist Masters have always operated

The Qi Shu Fang Peking Opera Company completed their week-long residency at С����-Boulder (9/3 to 9/8), with resounding succees.  About 120 attended the two screenings of the documentary film, “Little Tiger.”  Ms. Qi Shu Fang and Mr. Ding Mei

Discover China this summer on this Global Seminar held in Xi’an and sponsored by С����’s Study Abroad Office, the Center for Asian Studies and the Tang Fund. With Herbst Program of Humanities’ faculty Dr. Anja Lange, you will get a first-hand look at

Janet Gyatso, Hershey Professor of Buddhist Studies at Harvard University, will come to С���� to discuss the Tibetan medicine and its Buddhist heritage. Traditional Tibetan medicine sometimes found its Buddhist heritage and its urge for empirical

Daryl Joji Maeda, Associate Professor in С����'s Department of Ethnic Studies, will present a Brown Bag lecture on Bruce Lee. Dr. Maeda examines Lee as a transnational figure thoroughly enmeshed in trans-Pacific flows of people and culture dating

Scott Kennedy, Associate Professor of the Departments of Political Science and East Asian Languages and Cultures at Indiana University, will come to ���� to give a talk on China and its role in global governance as Chinese government agencies,

The Center for Asian Studies is pleased to announce the release of the latest volume of the Colorado Journal for Asian Studies (CJAS). Every year, seniors in Asian Studies complete a research project under the guidance of a faculty advisor. In the

Professor Matthew Hull, a member of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Michigan, will come to ���� on Friday, September 27 to deliver the keynote lecture for the annual interdisciplinary graduate student conference sponsored by the

In this Brown Bag event, Sarah Tynen, a graduate student in the Department of Geography, will discuss her research on housing developments in Nanjing. She will take an ethnographic approach to examining urban redevelopment in order to address the