David Bachman is the sole quote in The Seattle Times editorial board article titled “International condemnation of Microsoft hack points the way on China.”

The Jackson School of International Studies Director, along with the Jackson School Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee, are writing to acknowledge and condemn horrific racist attacks against members of the Asian American, Pacific Islander American (AAPI), and the Asian diaspora community.

The UW China Studies Program is happy to announce a new recurring event series, the China Studies Book Club, for 2021. Taking place on the second Tuesday of every other month via Zoom, the club will discuss one pre-announced book at each session in a casual setting. The club will discuss Wang Gungwu’s Home is Not

Mr. Xiaoshun Zeng, PhD candidate, UW Department of History and the China Studies Program, was a panelist for the Woodland Park Zoo One Wild World series, Episode 3, One World: How a Human and an Animal Changed Global Health, which aired on Thursday, October 15, 2020. This series examined the intersection of animals, humans and

Jackson School Lecturer Rachel Silberstein has just had a new book published with University of Washington Press – ‘A Fashionable Century – Textile Artistry and Commerce in the Late Qing’.

Writing in graduate school is hard, but it doesn’t have to be. Through a series of conversational interviews with graduate students, this podcast from the Odegaard Writing and Research Center offers a practical companion to writing at the graduate level by asking experienced students about their writing processes and practices. By placing graduate students in