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Want to spend the summer in Washington, DC studying great books and contemporary policy with top students and professors? Join this online info session to learn about the Hudson Institute Political Studies Summer Fellowship.
Jeff Kyong-McClain of the University of Idaho will examine key moments in the history of Christianity in China, the challenges posed by secular nationalism, and the role Christians have played in developing a public sphere in China. Part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
What if buildings could leave the environment better than they found it? Bring your lunch and join Dr. Kieren McCord to discuss the impacts buildings have from initial design through the end of their useful life.
Come learn how you can spend next semester in London!
As part of the new "America at the Crossroads" panel series, join us for a conversation about the ways that religion has shaped American history, culture, and life and how it continues to influence those things in America today.
Caroline Weber of Barnard College will examine two women of privilege in France—Queen Marie Antoinette and the Countess Greffulhe—who used clothing as a singularly potent form of self-expression and self-empowerment. Part of the Global Women's Studies Colloquium.
Learn about developments across India's business, political, historical, health, and humanities sectors, as well as engagement opportunities for BYU students and faculty in South Asia, and enjoy delicious Indian food.
Come join this community discussion, part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Come learn how you can spend next semester in London!
Jeannine Hill Fletcher will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Joel Selway will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Bruce Chilton will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
Grant Eckstein will speak as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."
The Kennedy Center Student Fellows will present their research as part of our fall 2026 lecture series, "Religion, Identity, and Public Life."