The Department of Religion and Culture is a small, vibrant community of scholars and students focused on how religious ideas and practices shape politics, ethics, and culture.Westudyreligious texts and histories,examing howtheyconnect to everyday life—from art and popular culture to global conflict and social justice.
Our courses and programs open doors to careers in education, journalism, counseling, social work, international business, cultural exchange, as well as more advanced studies in the academic discipline of religious studies.
Whether you're curious about ancient myths, modern rituals, or the role of religion in today’s headlines, you’ll finda welcomingspacewhere you canaskchallengingquestionsand broaden yourownperspective.