Why Study Religion?
International and Interdisciplinary Scholarship
Religion shapes, and is shaped by, every other dimension of human society. It is impossible to fully understand politics, law, history, or science without understanding religion. We invite you to learn more about the most interdisciplinary field in the university: Religious Studies.
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Lecture Series Builds Community During COVID
Professor Sarah Jacoby received a grant from the Khyentse Foundation for a Buddhist Studies Lecture Series that will connect graduate students with one another and to important figures in the field.
Find Your Direction
Alumna Adina Goldman had a path that led her from pre-med to English literature and biological anthropology and then to religious studies and music.
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Nov
5
2021
Presentation by Courtney Rabada
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM, Evanston
NARW is an interdiciplinary workshop for Chicago-area students and faculty working in and alongside the field of North American Religio...
Nov
12
2021
Dr. Natasha Heller, "What is Buddhist Parenting, and Where Do We ...
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM, Online
In this talk, Dr. Heller will explore how parenting is presented in Taiwanese Buddhist literature both for adults and for children. Fir...
Dec
3
2021
Presentation by Gabrielle Guillerm
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM, Evanston
NARW is an interdiciplinary workshop for Chicago-area students and faculty working in and alongside the field of North American Religio...