Erum Haider’s expertise on climate change in Karachi cited in New York Times article
As climate change wreaks havoc across the globe, a July 6 article in The New York Times about the devastating heat crisis in Karachi, […]
Tyler Rak | 2024 I.S. Symposium
Name: Tyler Rak Title: Crossing the Rubicon: Brazilian Water Access from Public Provision to Privatization Major: Political Science; history Minor: Religious studies; South Asian […]
Christina Welsch’s The Company’s Sword co-winner of John Ben Snow Prize
Christina Welsch’s book The Company’s Sword: The East India Company and the Politics of Militarism, 1644-1858, earned the 2023 John Ben Snow Prize for the […]
Christina Welsch’s The Company’s Sword makes John Ben Snow Prize shortlist
Christina Welsch’s book The Company’s Sword: The East India Company and the Politics of Militarism,1644-1858, is on the shortlist for the 2023 John Ben […]
Wooster student explores social media management at local theater during APEX Fellowship
Tyler Rak ’24 spent his summer working as an intern for Lyric Theater of Wooster researching small theater operations, managing social media accounts, and […]
Divinity’s Secret Love Song: An Investigation Into The Relationship Between Humanity and The Divine Through The Lens of Sacred Narratives
Name: Kevin Poe Major: Religious Studies, Philosophy Minor: South Asian Studies Advisors: Mark Graham, Elizabeth Schiltz In December of 2022 I traveled to Bodh […]
Christina Welsch’s book offers fresh perspective on East India Company’s collapse
Christina Welsch, associate professor of history and South Asian studies at The College of Wooster, is the author of a book that flips India’s […]
Bhakti Mamtora reflects on fieldwork experience in ‘Fieldwork in Religion’
Religious Studies and South Asian studies professor makes a case for intellectual humility