Events

Help us celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health (BPMH) Program in 2026! Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health (BPMH) is the largest [...]

How do contemporary Buddhists engage with and reinterpret diverse healing practices, including elements of spirit religion?

This online reading group invites students and faculty working on South Asia, the Himalayas, or Nepal to read and discuss influential and/or recent academic literature [...]

Help us celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health (BPMH) Program in 2026! Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health (BPMH) is the largest undergraduate Buddhist [...]

The Introduction to Buddhism Reading Group continues in February 2026. Meetings will be hybrid with the in-person gathering in the compact seminar room JHB 208 [...]

Join us for three events in a lecture and film series.

Description Once common across Nepal and northern India, Sarus Cranes (Grus Antigone) are an endangered species today. 690 Sarus cranes remain in Nepal, over 90% of whom [...]

Trent Walker (University of Michigan Ann Arbor) READING GROUP: “Unpacking the Glossary: How Selection Defined Buddhist Scholasticism in Early Modern Southeast Asia” THURSDAY, April 9, 2026, 4-6pm, [...]

This online reading group invites students and faculty working on South Asia, the Himalayas, or Nepal to read and discuss influential and/or recent academic literature [...]

Petra Kieffer-Pülz (Akademie der Wissenschaften und Literatur Mainz) READING GROUP: “Ñeyyadhamma’s Formal Letter to the Non-Confusionists in Sri Lanka (1860)” THURSDAY, April 16, 2026, 4-6pm, UofT, [...]

The Introduction to Buddhism Reading Group concludes in April 2026. Meetings will be hybrid with the in-person gathering in the compact seminar room JHB 208 [...]

Learn to speak the idiom of the Kathmandu Valley, to explore the texts of a thriving contemporary literary world, and to access Buddhist and Hindu literature in classical Newar.