Congratulations to @emilyangelino who has won the first annual Barnard Religion Department Meme Contest! I’m not sure what a meme is but it’s all the same anyway.
Join our celebration of Zora Neale Hurston '28 with a viewing of the PBS documentary 🎥Zora Neale Hurston: Claiming a Space. A Q&A with Professor Monica Miller will follow.
🗓️Feb. 9 from 6-8pm
🗺️Held Lecture Hall, Barnard Hall 3rd Floor
RSVP at https://t.co/zJOC8ne7CU
Rumors abound that we have a new meme wall in the department. I do not know what memes are but I assume they are fabulous. There may even be a religion dept contest of wits with a prize for the best meme. Stay tuned my friends!
As we all get pumped for the #JWST image release tomorrow, I want to plug a book I always come back to when thinking about the aesthetics of outer space and the public spectacle of astronomy - Elizabeth Kessler's _Picturing the Cosmos_
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Today the Supreme Court made a momentous ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade.
There are chances that you are feeling a range of emotions; YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
Support is here for you. Here are some resources available on and off-campus.
We are SO thrilled to announce that Professor & Chair of Religion @josefsorett has been appointed Dean of Columbia College @CC_Columbia and Vice President of Undergraduate Education! Read the whole announcement here. Congratulations, Dean Sorett!
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Our graduate student conference "Race, Racism, and Religion: Silences and Absences, Histories and Methodologies" is this coming Friday and Saturday! See our website for more info on panels and speakers - all on Zoom! #religiousstudies
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