Photo Credit: Byron Gray (Fishing village of Gorai - Mumbai, India 2020)
Welcome to the Center for South Asia
We facilitate research, teaching, and discussion on South Asia and collaborate across the university and beyond to deepen scholarly understanding of the region.
Photo Credit: Feyaad Allie (Jama Masjid - Delhi, India 2019)
Welcome to the Center for South Asia
We facilitate research, teaching, and discussion on South Asia and collaborate across the university and beyond to deepen scholarly understanding of the region.
Photo Credit: Byron Gray (Cattle egret in fishing village of Gorai - Mumbai, India 2020)
Welcome to the Center for South Asia
We facilitate research, teaching, and discussion on South Asia and collaborate across the university and beyond to deepen scholarly understanding of the region.
Photo Credit: Vanessa Veak (Ellora Caves - Aurangabad, India 2020)
Welcome to the Center for South Asia
We facilitate research, teaching, and discussion on South Asia and collaborate across the university and beyond to deepen scholarly understanding of the region.
Photo Credit: Vanessa Veak (Mural in Bhandra, Mumbai, India, 2020)
Welcome to the Center for South Asia
We facilitate research, teaching, and discussion on South Asia and collaborate across the university and beyond to deepen scholarly understanding of the region.
The Center for South Asia (CSA) is the central forum at Stanford University for the study of South Asia.
I want to learn more about...
Stefanie Pietkiewicz (2019)
CSA Faculty
Vanessa Veak (Hawa Mahal - Jaipur, India 2020)
The Podcast
Emily Mendonsa (Taj Mahal, India, 2019)
The Minor
I chose to add a global studies minor in order to learn about my South Asian heritage in a formal academic setting. The minor helped me build critical thinking and writing skills outside of my STEM curriculum.
Events
615 Crothers Way, Stanford, CA 94305
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450 Jane Stanford Way, Building 80, Stanford, CA 94305
Auditorium
News and Announcements
Rajesh Kumar Singh/AP Photo
- In the News
Joti Singh in Ghadar Geet: Blood and Ink performed by Duniya Dance and Drum Company. Written by Joti Singh and Bhagwan Singh Gyanee. Artistic direction by Joti Singh. Choreography by Joti Singh, Stephanie Chen, Jessica Pfisterer, Angel Adedokun, Nadhi Thekkek, and Rasika Kumar. Lighting design by Stephanie Johnson. Production management by Charlie Boyd Brown. Music by Ishmeet Narula, Navi Mahey, Neil Prasad, and Bongo Sidibe. Photo by Rod Searcey.
- In the News
