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The Next Era of AIIS: A Conversation with Dr. Emily Rook-Koepsel

September 17, 2025

DIL Futures: Exploring the present and future of the AIIS Digital India Learning initiative

April 6, 2025
Mckim Marriott

Marriott Memories: The life and impact of McKim Marriott

December 30, 2024

AIIS and Tech: Languages, Code, Design, and Careers with former AIIS language students

May 28, 2024

Creating and collaborating through digital projects with the AIIS Digital Sonic and Visual Projects fellowships

December 13, 2023

Sitar, Dhrupad, and breathing into the space of South Asian classical music

October 11, 2023

60th Anniversary Series – Building Collaborations, Relationships, and Shared Homes in US-India Scholarship

November 30, 2022

60th Anniversary Series – Collaboration and the Nilgiris Field Learning Program

October 26, 2022

60th Anniversary Series – Robert P. Goldman on AIIS, Sanskrit Pedagogy, and Emerging Trends in Sanskrit Research

August 17, 2022

60th Anniversary Series – A. N. Singh and Rakesh Ranjan on the history of the AIIS Hindi program and Hindi pedagogy

July 13, 2022

60th Anniversary Series – Sandria Freitag and Thomas Metcalf on fellowships, friendships, and AIIS

June 1, 2022

60th Anniversary Series – Philip Lutgendorf and Sara Simons on AIIS and Family, Memories, and Support

April 1, 2022

60th Anniversary Series – Sumathi Ramaswamy and Ralph W. Nicholas on History, Founding, and Reach of AIIS

February 13, 2022
Still from Roots of Love a film by Harjant Gill

AIIS Filmmaker Fellows

January 5, 2022
Yamunotri Trail with mountain background

CAORC-AIIS Faculty Development Seminars

July 6, 2021

Language Programs in a Pandemic

April 28, 2021
Maharana Sangram Singh II at the Gangaur Boat Procession, c. 1715–20, Udaipur. Gouache and gold on paper, 78.7 x 78.74 cm. The City Palace Museum, Udaipur; 2012.19.0014_R. Photography courtesy of the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution. Photographer: Neil Greentree. © Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, The City Palace Museum, Udaipur. (Khera, The Place of Many Moods, Fig. I.4)

AIIS Book Prize Winner Dipti Khera and *The Place of Many Moods*

February 11, 2021
Sameer Kulavoor, The Migrants Have Left, 2020, Acrylic on canvas, 36 x 72 in.

All India Museum Summit Initiatives

November 19, 2020