A public lecture by Noah Tamarkin, Cornell University. Presented by the Religion Department's Forum on Race & Religion.

Sanctuary is often imagined as a singular place where people at risk of deportation seek protection.

A public lecture by Marie Griffith, Washington University in St. Louis. Presented by the Religion Department's James and David Orr Memorial Lectures on Culture and Religion.

A public lecture by Susanna Elm, University of California, Berkeley. Presented by the Religion Department's Hardigg Family Fund.

Join us for Douglas Ober's exploration of "Dust on the Throne," uncovering the overlooked role of Indians in shaping modern global Buddhism before Ambedkar's conversion in 1956.

Glenn Bracey II (Villanova), Terrence Johnson (Harvard University), Shaontà Allen (Dartmouth College)

A public lecture by Eleanor Harrison-Buck, University of New Hampshire. Presented by the Religion Department's Archaeology and Religion Lecture Series.

Join us for Lanzillo's Pious Labor, exploring how Indian Muslim artisans linked their religion to work amid industrial changes, highlighting their cultural agency and perspectives.

Join us for a discussion of Arsalan Khan's "The Promise of Piety", exploring face-to-face preaching (dawat) among Pakistani Tablighis and its impact on restoring Islamic virtue.

A conversation with Rachel Feldman and Sidra De Koven Ezrahi