Merging of Seattle and India landscapes

Roundglass India Center

Seattle University's center for the study of contemporary India and Indian Americans

2025-2026 Annual Report

Celebrating our third year of programming, partnership, and impact. See the Center's work in full.

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Learn more about our programs and work.

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About

Founded in 2023, the Center promotes scholarship on contemporary India and Indian America, building understanding that reaches far beyond campus.

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People

A core staff, more than 30 affiliated faculty, a rising generation of graduate scholarship recipients, and an advisory council of influential Seattle leaders carry the Center's work forward.

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Programs

Faculty grants, student exchanges, scholarly publications, and an annual Visiting Scholar advance the study of India and its diaspora.

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Events

Events are the Center's public platform, where scholars, practitioners, and community members develop coherent conversations on the diversity of India and the diaspora.

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Media

The Center's media includes two podcasts and our coverage in the press, which carry these conversations beyond campus to reach a global network.

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Help sustain the Center's work — follow, attend, share, and give in support of what we do.

Announcing the 2026–2027 Raman Visiting Scholar in India Studies: Tishani Doshi

RGIC is proud to welcome acclaimed poet and performer Tishani Doshi as the 2026–2027 Raman Visiting Scholar in India Studies. On October 13, Doshi brings her staged performance "Egrets, While War" to Raisbeck Auditorium.

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