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The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) that emerged in central China in December presents a serious challenge to China’s healthcare system, as well as to global public health. Economic and political impacts will also be severe, with repercussions that

Wednesday, February 19 at 3pm Chancellor's Auditorium CASE Building, 4th floorThe novel coronavirus presents a serious challenge to China’s healthcare system, as well as to global public health. Economic and political impacts will also be severe,

We are pleased to announce the posting of the Summer 2019 issue of the Colorado Journal of Asian Studies. This issue contains papers written by students who wrote China-related papers for the ASIA 3900 Urban China class held in China in Summer

Friday, February 14 and Saturday February 15 British and Irish Studies Room in Norlin LibraryThe conference to be held by the ���� Asian Studies Graduate Association (CUBASGA) on February 14th and 15th, 2020 aims to facilitate academic

Howdy, partner! Welcome to Jackson Hole, ChinaBritish filmmaker Adam James Smith has memorialized the town in a documentary, Americaville, which he will screen on campus Feb. 7North of Beijing, China, is a replica of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where

Friday February 7 at 7:30pm Muenzinger AuditoriumCo-sponsored by the Center of the American West Part of the International Film SeriesFree and Open to the Public“Americaville,” directed by Adam James Smith, is a feature documentary film on

CAS is pleased to welcome a new member to our team. Nancy has a B.S. in Business Administration with a Minor in Human Resources Management from Valparaiso University. Nancy earned her Certified Public Accountant license in 2001 and

Thursday, February 6 at 7:30pm ATLAS 102Printed canvas will be on display outside the auditorium.Leaking Life (2019) / 14:32Day of Judgement (2007) / 2:06The Old Man and the Sea (2011) / 6:43Sinnes Spøkelse (2015) / 4:45Remember (2015) / 9

The Center for Asian Studies welcomes proposals for the CAS Asia Symposium. In past years, CAS has sponsored a culminating symposium based on the Center’s academic year theme. Past symposia themes have included “Catastrophic Asia”, “Mediating Asia

Thursday, January 23 at 3:30pm CASE Building, room E351 Panel moderated by Tim Oakes, Center for Asian Studies Faculty Director featuring Carla Jones, Associate Professor, Anthropology Rachel Rinaldo, Associate Professor, Sociology Stanley Harsha, U