The Brown University Library is now accepting proposals for the Gardner Fellowship, aimed at fostering in-depth and creative research using rare East Asian materials.

Associate Professor of East Asian Studies, Hye-Sook Wang, has been honored by the Korean government with a Cultural Merit Medal.

Join us for the 9th Annual Korean Language Week, with fun events such as Korean Game Day and Korean Performance night. Try your luck with the Video Contest, with fun prizes potentially to win.

The Graduate Students’ Association for East Asian Studies cordially invites you to a guest lecture by Professor Gregory Levine, Department of History of Art in UC Berkeley.

Brown researchers Kaijun Chen (East Asian Studies) and Brian Lander (History, IBES), hosted distinguished scholars from across the US and beyond at a two-day series of related workshops.

Please join the Department of East Asian Studies as we celebrate the exciting research our graduating senior have conducted this year!

Presented by Brown University Contemplative Studies

Calligraphy Workshop with Jack Lu '22

Join us for the following Japan Week events!

Stories in Cross-Cultural Communications

Internship Q&A with Katrina Northrop

The 5th Japanese Speech Contest by JAPN400 will be held in List Art Building Room 120 on Saturday, March 16 at 3:00-4:30 pm, followed by a reception in the EAS Lounge. Please join us and cheer the contestants.

Open to the local community.

The fourth talk of the semester in the East Asia Colloquium series is by Lisa Rofel of UC Santa Cruz, entitled "Fabricating Transnational Capitalism in the Era of the Rise of China" on Thursday, April 4, from 12 to 1:30 pm at the Joukowsky Forum (Watson Institute, room 155). Lunch will be provided. The abstract and Lisa Rofel's bio is provided below.

Join us for a casual gathering
Wed. March 6, 3-5 PM
54 College Street
Gerard House Lounge

Call for presenters: Second Undergraduate Research Colloquium on East Asia

The third talk of the semester in the East Asia Colloquium series is by Elizabeth Lord of Brown University, entitled "Narratives of China's Environment: Crisis, Hope and the Spatiality of Blame" on Thursday, March 14, from 12 to 1:30 pm in Gerard House 101. Lunch will be provided. The abstract for the event, as well as Elizabeth Lord's bio, is provided below.