Upcoming Events

2026 Oct 13
"Beyond the Art Object: The Social Life of a Buddhist Shrine in Ladakh," Melissa Kerin (Washington and Lee)
04:30pm to 06:00pm
Location
Gibson Hall #341

The Buddhist Studies Program's invited speaker, Melissa R. Kerin (Washington & Lee University), will present "Beyond the Art Object: The Social Life of a Buddhist Shrine in Ladakh".

Prof. Kerin teaches...

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2026 Oct 21
WGS Watches Working Girl
06:00pm to 08:03pm
Location
Minor Hall 125
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2026 Oct 28
THIS FOLLOWING EVENT IS POSTPONED. MORE INFORMATION TO COME ---> “Making Access Count: Local Representation in Indian Cities,” Dr. Dyuti Saunik (Univ. of Virginia)
12:15pm to 01:30pm
Location
Gibson Hall 296

THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED, LIKELY UNTIL THE SPRING SEMESTER...MORE INFORMATION WHEN WE HAVE IT.

Dr. Dyuti Saunik (Univ. of Virginia)

            “Making Access Count: Local Representation in Indian Cities...

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2026 Nov 13
2026 Nov 16
"The Relic in the Glass Cabinet: What the Manuscripts Remember," Dr. Avni Chag (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
05:00pm to 06:30pm
Location
Gibson Hall #441

 

What happens when the historical evidence does not support the history everyone knows? The Śikṣāpatrī, a principal scripture of the Swaminarayan Hindu tradition, is said to have been composed by...

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