Department News

The Department of South Asia Studies is pleased to announce Ansh Jakatimath as the recipient of this year's Holden Furber Prize.

The prize has been awarded for Plum’s senior thesis, "A Province Divided: Land, Labor, and Water during the 1947 Partition of Punjab, India," which was written as part of the History Honors Program.

Advance your language skills in Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Pashto, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Tibetan, and Urdu.

The Department of South Asia Studies is pleased to announce that Mathew Chemplayil is the recipient of this year's Holden Furber Prize.

Professors Simon Richter and Joshua Mosley, along with a team of undergraduate artists, create short, research-based animated videos about climate adaptation and sea level rise.

The prize is awarded annually for the best undergraduate essay on any topic related to South Asia.

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