Religious Studies professor Alicia Turner has written a piece (with Dan Arnold) for the New York Times on the violence against the Rohingya and the colonial legacies for how Buddhism is perceived. The article, “Why Are We surprised When Buddhists are Violent?,” appeared in the March 5, 2018 edition and can be accessed at THIS […]
In June 2018 SUNY Press will publish Immanent Frames: Postsecular Cinema between Malick and von Trier co-edited (with John Caruana) by Mark Cauchi. Professor Cauchi’s research interests include the relationship of the secular and the religious, postsecularism, and film theory. Currently he is teaching two Religious Studies courses: HUMA 1170 The Modern Age: Shapers and Definers, […]
Students of Professor Selma Zecevic’s Summer 2017 online course HUMA 1845 “Islamic Traditions” have assembled a Ramadan Cookbook freely available by clicking on the link below. For more information on the course, click HERE. Ramadan Cookbook.PDF
Attention Religious Studies faculty and students You are all invited to a Meet and Greet: Religious Studies “Study Break” on Monday February 5th, 2018 from 4:00-5:00pm in Vanier College 118 Refreshments will be served. REST Study Break_poster February 5, 2018(PDF)
Congratulations to Tony Burke for the publication of his new book, Secret Scriptures Revealed: A New Introduction to the Christian Apocrypha published by SPCK in Europe with a North American edition from Eerdmans due in November, 2013.