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Lance Jenott writes book review for literary journal Engelsberg Ideas
Greenberg recognized for work straddling race, religion
John Bowen and Caroline Fourest discuss whether a secular society is a tolerant society.
Wilkins and Martin research finds religious institutions can influence Christians’ LGBTQ views for better or worse.
Tobias Zurn publishes article in The Journal of Asian Studies
Lance Jenott's translations published
Beata Grant retires after 32 years
Maffly-Kipp named interim dean of Graduate School, vice provost for graduate education
Memorializing the slave trade
How Muslims, Like the Rest of Us, Adapt to New Worlds
Wilkins and Martin win grant to explore religious values and public virtue
Faculty fellows to lead key areas in provost’s office
Congratulations to Lerone Martin for receiving the 2019 Arts & Sciences Distinguished Teaching Award
Reading revelation - Hold That Thought Podcast with Profs. Elaine Pagels and Laurie Maffly-Kipp
Maffly-Kipp in the Salt Lake Journal: Early feminists talked about a Heavenly Mother
Greek Hebrew, Roman Hebrew
A professor’s lasting impact
The Moral Crusade
Saint Peter, according to Mark
Laurie Maffly-Kipp wins Newman Exploration Travel Fund Grant
Congratulations to Prof. Monique A. Bedasse for receiving top book prize for “Jah Kingdom”
Religion scholars draw lessons for contemporary souls from King’s combination of faith, politics
Prof. John R. Bowen, Religious Studies affiliated faculty, elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Toward More Expansive Perspectives on Gender, Authority, and Role Modeling
A New ‘Wrinkle’
They Travel with So Much: Q&A with Monique Bedasse
Abram Van Engen organizes ‘Religion and Politics in Early America’ conference
Painting New Pictures
Remembering Reverend Billy Graham
Cuillé, Martin, Miller win NEH fellowships
Impact of religion and racial pride on classroom discrimination
Marie Griffith discusses her new book "Moral Combat"
New book by R. Marie Griffith tackles timely subject
Moral Combat: How Sex Divided American Christians and Fractured American Politics
Prof. Lerone A. Martin promoted
50 years after housing marches, faith communities continue to push for social justice
Pilgrim Fathers: How the Thanksgiving we know and love was manufactured
Investigating Mindfulness: A Story in Three Parts
Tomb of early classic Maya ruler found in Guatemala
Monuments to Unbelief
Fall 17 Religious Studies Newsletter Published
Law, Religion and Health in the United States
Abram Van Engen wins NEH Public Scholar grant
Summer Spotlight: Lerone Martin
Religious Studies Welcomes Elena Kravchenko
Classics and Religious Studies Welcome Lance Jenott
Jesuits, Mormons, and American Religion in the World
Prof. Lerone Martin named a Nancy Weiss Malkiel Scholar
The Specter of Catholic Identity in Secular France
Prof. Maffly-Kipp Visiting Scholar at the University of Auckland
Spring 17 Religious Studies Newsletter Published
Advancing God’s Kingdom: Calvinism, Calvin College, and Betsy DeVos
Review of Devout Atheists
A Word on Recent Immigration Actions
Prof. Lerone Martin’s book honored by American Society of Church History
Contrary to Popular Belief: Recovering the Grassroots History of American Atheism
Prof. Lerone Martin discusses ‘phonograph religion’
Religious Studies Week
Faculty Spotlight: Cassie Adcock
Revelation: The Religious Studies Newsletter
"Women Atheists Are Genuinely Considered Monsters"
Clinton’s American exceptionalism puts a new twist on an old idea
Religious Studies Welcomes Anna F. Bialek, Kathleen Gibbons, & Tobias Zürn
Why You Just Helped That Stranger