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Monica Orillo is a second-year MAAS candidate at UH Mānoa. She spent her summer interning at the U.S. Department State as part of the Pickering Fellowship. At the Office of Maritime Southeast Asia, she worked on issues related to the…
The University of Hawai’i at Mānoa’s Center for Chinese Studies and Center for Southeast Asian Studies present a panel discussing the Impact of China’s Belt and Road Initiative on Southeast Asia. China’s Belt and Road Initiative is being likened to…
The Partnership for Public Service’s Future Leaders in Public Service Internship Program is now accepting applications for Summer 2024. The Future Leaders in Public Service Internship Program is an exciting opportunity for students of all majors to gain professional experience…
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) published Emma Hsu’s capstone research project, “Manufacturing beyond Shores: The Taiwanese Checklist Approach to Intellectual Property Protection.” Emma is a 2023 graduate of our Master’s of Asian International Affairs (MAIA) program. She…
An interview with Dr. Shuxian Luo, the newest faculty member in UH Mānoa’s Asian Studies department.
The Pop Pacific is based on Asian Studies summer classes on J-pop, K-pop, anime and manga. University of Hawai‘i professors Dr. Jayson Chun and Dr. Patrick Patterson have created a blog for general audiences. This blog is written in a non-academic style for undergraduates and non-native English…
The Department of Asian Studies, along with the Better Tomorrow Speaker Series, is co-sponsoring the first keynote event of the Center for South Asian Studies Spring Symposium on Climate Change and South Asia: a public, in-person talk by author Amitav…
Date and Time: Saturday April 1, 2023 | 7:30 p.m WHERE: UHM Music Department, Barbara Smith Amphitheater Ticket: Click here for concert tickets UH Javanese Gamelan Ensemble (Byron Moon, director) performs on Gamelan Kyai Gandrung, a complete gamelan set from Central Java.…
Join us for a virtual film screening and panel discussion of Kung Saan Man Tayo (Wherever We May Be) Poster Information for Virtual Event Kung Saan Man Tayo (Wherever We May Be) will be screened virtually via Vimeo from Friday,…
Asian Studies alumna Lynette Teruya (MA 2014) writes about Okinawan-American issei pioneer Chiyeko Takushi in the Hawaii Herald.