South Asia Center

Read about Rachel Lameen's experiences during her semester abroad in New Delhi studying with the School of International Training's Public Health, Gender and Community Action program.

Muslim Student Life aims to create an inclusive community and to engage in sincere reflections that result in religious, intellectual and social growth through educational programs and spiritual guidance based on Islamic principles.

A project of the Mahindra Foundation of India, Nanhi Kali supports education for underprivileged girls, raising funds to sponsor uniforms, school supplies and tuition costs for girls in India who are otherwise unable to attend elementary or middle school on their own.

This student organization seks to promote classical art forms of the Indian subcontinent, increase awareness about different aspects of Indian heritage and inspire the young mind to imbibe the values embedded in it.

This Association provides an interactive and safe environment for all students, of both South Asian and non-South Asian background, to explore the vastness of South Asia through events, including movies, music, dance, celebrations and meetings that focus on social and political issues.

Join the team of students and faculty on their 3-week research expedition to the foot of the highest mountain on Earth, Mount Everest, as they learn how the human body responds to high altitude. Centered on the legendary Base Camp Mount Everest trek in Nepal, students collect physiological data as part of a field experiment meant to demonstrate how humans respond physiologically to the challenges of high altitude.

A metalsmith and art historian, Laura Marsolek was a 2018-19 Luce Scholar in residence at Mehrangarh Museum Trust in Jodhpur, India where she studied decorative arts and jewelry traditions at the Marwar court, while also apprenticing with two local jewelers in Jodhpur. This blog documents her research and experience during her studies.