China Books Review praises two novels that demonstrate the Wuhan Diary author's commitment to truth-telling.
Modeling five collections by designer Minh Hanh, Columbia volunteers transform the Morningside Heights campus into a glamorous showcase for international fashion.
Seven Tuesday evening sessions, from mid-October through early December, will cover premodern poetry from China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.
Speaking in Tokyo, the veteran Japan-watcher argues that Sanae Takaichi's election as president of the Liberal Democratic Party will hasten the demise of the LDP.
Refreshed website gives Korean Studies at Columbia a vital new hub for representing faculty, promoting public programs, and showcasing publications.
Weatherhead announces the Vietnam Leadership Program, a GVSP project that centers on the study of Vietnam’s economic and political development.
Scores of people both inside and outside Columbia came to know Professor Ito not only as a distinguished scholar of international economics but also as a generous teacher, mentor, and collaborator.
Student organization now recruiting for members of its executive board and other positions. Deadline to apply: Monday, September 22, 2025.
Latest report covers the second half of WEAI's 75th anniversary year and includes a comprehensive listing of public programs and a complete community roster.
Early-20th-century Japanese writers understood literature as both an art of beauty and emotion and a way to respond creatively to real life.
WEAI Scholar John Phan Traces Origin Story of Vietnamese Language in ‘Lost Tongues of the Red River’
EALAC Professor eager to have first book “out in the wild, where other scholars can interact with it.”
Events in Bhutan, China, and South Korea inspired this year's prizewinning contributions.