Sheenjini Gosh, Graduate
"Theologies Unbound: Cinematic Re-inscriptions of the Sacred in Contemporary Indian Film"
Pandharipande Prize
The Pandharipande Award is a prize for the best undergraduate and graduate paper written on the topic of Hinduism. Both undergraduate and graduate student winners are awarded $500 in a competition judged by faculty in the department. Awards are given at the end of spring semester every year.The prize was established in 2024 by our cherished Professor Emerita of Hinduism, Rajeshwari V Pandharipande.
Fall 2025 Course Listings
REL 104 – Asian Mythology
Introductory survey of the mythologies of India, China, and Japan.
• Professor Adam Newman • MW 10:00-10:50 • CRN 68127
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Jain Studies Symposium March 27
THE MADHURI J. SHETH JAIN STUDIES SYMPOSIUM CELEBRATING THE JINAS. CELEBRATIONS AND FESTIVALS IN JAIN VISUAL AND MATERIAL CULTURE
Speaker 1: Dr. Nandita Punj, Arizona State University
"Giving up and Living Life Large: Celebrating Wellbeing and...
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Thulin Lecture: Our Struggle for an Honest History
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25
5:00 – 6:30PM ⎮ Alice Campbell Alumni Center