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"What is happiness? Do you even want to be happy?" Fundamental questions from Kevin O'Neill

April 06, 2022

Kevin O'Neill's “Happiness” course couldn't be timelier in today's unsettled world.

What is happiness? Are you happy? Do you even want to be happy?

Naomi Seidman on Performing Orthodox Jewish Girlhood: The Bais Yaakov Project

March 08, 2022

We talk to Professor Seidman about her project and the course it inspired, "Performance, Gender, Religion” (RLG415H1).

Spaces are still available on these winter RLG courses - take a look!

December 08, 2021

So much variety!

Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Psychology, Exploring Varieties of Religious Expression (e.g. Rites of Passage, Politics of Charity, Myth and the Spiritual in Graphic Novels...)

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Why Study Study? We take a look at RLG202H1S, “Judaism”

December 07, 2021

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Happiness for Beginners: A new and very popular DSR course

December 03, 2021

DSR course looks at the end of the world through an optimistic lens

July 12, 2021

Laura Beth Bugg is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, in the Department for the Study of Religion.

New DSR course examines different ways "The Bible" could have turned out

June 30, 2021

DSR Pali language course gives insight into Buddhist teachings

May 07, 2021

Until recently, Andrea Taylor, an international corporate tax lawyer, didn’t envision herself sitting in an introductory language class, certainly not to learn a language considered ancient and rarely spoken in modern day. “I never thought 10 years ago I’d be taking a Pali course,” she says.

DSR course finds the religion in graphic novels

March 04, 2021

David Perley is Sessional Lecturer and teaches on the STG and UTSC campuses. His course Graphic Religion: Myth and Spiritual in Graphic Novels will be taught during the summer semester.

science students find perspective studying covid-19 through lens of anthropology, religion

Science students find perspective studying COVID-19 through the lens of anthropology, religion

February 08, 2021

Shaili Shukla, a third-year University of Toronto student studying health and disease, and genome biology, never imagined she would land in a class offered jointly by the department for the study of religion and the department of anthropology.

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