From Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Seattle by Shariq Khan The South Asia Center at the University of Washington is delighted to be hosting two scholars from Pakistan, Zeb Khan and Syed Wasif Azim, who are visiting for a 6-month period. I had the chance to sit down with Zeb and Wasif on the 28th of September

Mandirs, Holy Water and the Family Shrine: FLAS Fellow Maya Martin on Religious Diversity in Jaipur

UW Anthropology Professor Sareeta Amrute is interviewed by Ilana Gershon of CaMP Anthropology about her new book Sareeta Amrute on her new book, Encoding  Race, Encoding Class: Indian IT Workers in Berlin. “Global corporations compartmentalize temporary coders from India. “Grunts” resist by writing their code in such a way that makes that code harder to hand off

UW announces a special opportunity to apply to the South Asian Studies Master’s Degree Program for autumn, 2016 admission. The application deadline is June 1, 2016. Three reasons to study South Asia at UW: First, the excellence and breadth of our faculty and the interdisciplinarity of our program. In addition to graduate courses and intensive language

Study in India in Fall, 2016. Applications are now open for Explore India’s Himalaya—Yoga, Culture, Politics, Environment

I want to tell you a little about the activities of the South Asia Center and to ask for your support. Among the many events that we’ve hosted recently, several stand out for engaging students and the larger South Asian community and helping to connect and enrich these two worlds. Following several months after the Voices of Partition event