Need a study break? Love sweet treats and Religious Studies? Join us next Wednesday, December 11th in the Bradley Memorial Building Lobby between 1 and 3pm for conversation, cookies, and more! Open to all! Grab a treat on your …
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December 6th: Lunch with Professor Vincent Lloyd
The Religious Studies Program is hosting a lunch on Friday, December 6th at 12 Noon in the Bradley Memorial Building with Professor Vincent Lloyd. Please join us to continue the discussion prompted by the previous …
Professor Rosenblum publishes book!
Congratulations to Professor Jordan Rosenblum on the publication of his most recent book Forbidden: A 3,000-Year History of Jews and the Pig, published this October by NYU Press! For more about the book and how …
Join RS for Coffee and Donuts! – New Date TBD
Update posted on September 22nd: Due to illness and rising Covid cases in the community, the Religious Studies Program is postponing the Coffee and Donuts Event. A rescheduled date and time will be announced soon! …
February 23: Jordan Rosenblum Book Talk on Forbidden: A 3,000-Year History of Jews and the Pig
Please join the Religious Studies Program for our Spring 2024 Brown-Bag Lunch Book Talk. We are excited to hear from Professor Jordan Rosenblum on a topic from his forthcoming book. This event will take place …
September 30: Harvest Festival at the Allen Centennial Garden!
Stop by the Allen Centennial Garden‘s annual Harvest Festival this Saturday, September 30th! There will be lots of opportunities to explore meaning-making through food-related traditions at the Festival. If that sounds like something you’d like …
March 2: Professor Jordan Rosenblum lecturing at Berkeley Center for Jewish Studies
Religious Studies Program Core Faculty Member Professor Jordan Rosenblum will lecture on his next book project at Berkeley’s Center for Jewish Studies on March 2! Planning on being in California then? Find out more about …
Religion as Peoplehood: Native Americans, the Environment, and the Sacred Lecture by Professor Michael D. McNally
For the second in a series of events supported by the Our Shared Future Project, the Religious Studies Program brings Guggenheim Award-Winning Religion Scholar Professor Michael D. McNally to campus! He will present the lecture …
Sacred, Food, Land: A conversation with Leaders of Native American and African Diasporic Foodways Revivals
Join the Religious Studies Program on May 5th from 2:30 to 3:30PM in Sterling Hall 1310 for Sacred, Food, Land: A conversation with Leaders of Native American and African Diasporic Foodways Revivals. An interview/conversation with …