Religious Studies News

October 25 2021

Universities Use Software that Tells Students Philosophy and Theology Leads to Two Jobs

Competing Constructions of Religious Freedom in Allied-Occupied Japan

Public Religion Scholarship: The Digital Landscape

You’ve Got to Find Your Voice: What James Cone and Anna Deavere Smith Taught Me About Religion Reporting

Banning Critical Race Theory - Can They Stop a Rising Critical Popular Memory?

State and Religious Rituals of Religion and State among the Buryat People

Interfaith Learning May Be on the Line—And Matters More Than Ever

Is Theological Education Entering a Post-Christian Future? Reflections from the 2019 AAR Conference

The Little Ice Age and Devotional Practices in the Transforming Landscape of Northern India

NHA's Newest Resource Provides Strategies for Making the Case for the Humanities on Campus

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Universities Use Software that Tells Students Philosophy and Theology...

All first year students at Moravian University take an online personality assessment during the...

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Competing Constructions of Religious Freedom in Allied-Occupied Japan

Despite the Japanese constitution guaranteeing religious freedom since 1889, after World War II...

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Public Religion Scholarship: The Digital Landscape

Many signs point to a growing interest in connecting religion scholars with audiences outside of...

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Interviews

Thursday, June 24, 2021

State and Religious Rituals of Religion and State among the Buryat People

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In the Public Interest

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Friday, August 13, 2021

You’ve Got to Find Your Voice: What James Cone and Anna Deavere Smith Taught Me About Religion Reporting

Spotlight on Teaching

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Tuesday, March 09, 2021

Trauma-Informed Pedagogies in the Religious Studies Classroom: Editor's Introduction

Not for Women Only

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Thursday, June 18, 2015

Singlehood and the "Regimes of the Normal" in the Academy

Spotlight on Theological Education

Thursday, October 10, 2019

Religion in the Life and Work of Langston Hughes: A Conversation with Wallace Best

From the Student Desk

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Tuesday, May 17, 2016

What Would a “Pretend” Scholar Look Like?: Interrogating Gatekeeping between Traditional and Flexible Academics

Guide for the Guild

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Monday, December 18, 2017

Female Graduate Students, Power Dynamics, and Work-Life Balance