Staff and alumni toured America's largest wholesale fish market as research for a potential "Global Asian Foodways" course in New York.
“Vietnam is ready to work with the United States,” leader says in affirmation of bilateral partnership.
Highlights included a candid conversation on educational exchange in Beijing and a teahouse reception for alumni in Shanghai.
A columnist for one of Japan's leading news outlets visits the innovative program centered on "place-based education."
Three-day campus summit pairs top-level governance with academic expertise to plot development strategies.
Research scholar surveys China's relations with neighbors large and small and teases her forthcoming book on China’s energy, water, and food security.
Timed for the United Nations General Assembly, two unique programs focus on arts and culture and policy in a Vietnamese context.
This fall, 10 expert-led online sessions will help teachers deepen their understanding of Buddhism across borders, Taoism, Shinto, Cao Dai, and other faiths and belief systems.
An innovative new place-based program combines agriculture, fishing, conservation, and intensive academic study.
This year's report covers the launch of two new lecture series and an innovative immersive learning program based in coastal Japan, in addition to WEAI's many other activities.
Paul Kreitman calls history of Japan's national icon, a recent title in our Studies series, "an exhilarating journey."
In dialogue with Morris Rossabi's memoir of Columbia in the ’60s, three students share their understanding of Asian Studies in a moment of turmoil.