Our POTW this week is Ash Geissinger! Prof. Geissinger is a distinguished faculty member at Carleton University, specializing in the field of religious studies. If you would like to inquire further about their research or classes please contact them at ash.geissinger@carleton.ca.

For full contest rules, visit and email religion@carleton.ca for questions. Good luck!. #carletonuniversity #carletonreligion #collegeofthehumanities #humanities #religion #hums

Join us for the FASS Fair on Saturday, February 1st! Featuring an engaging student panel and interactive program booths, students will have the opportunity to discover the many opportunities available in the Arts and Social Sciences! Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

From January 7th to February 28th, eligible students will be able to send in photographs of the RELI postcards they have placed around Canada (and beyond) and the person with the most postcards placed wins!. For full contest rules, visit #Humanities #CU

Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow and feasting on some pizza together 🍕😋. #carletonuniversity #carletonreligion #collegeofthehumanities #greekandromanstudies #pizza

Our POTW this week is Deidre Butler! Prof. Butler is a distinguished faculty member at Carleton University, specializing in the field of contemporary Jewish thought. If you would like to inquire further about her research, please contact her at deidre.butler@carleton.ca.

On Thursday 28th at 5:30 pm, Ugandan graduate student David Kajoba will be discussing his experience in academia in Ottawa. Free pizza will be offered!.#carletonreligion #carleton #carletonuniversity #humanities #Uganda

RT @DarleneEMcLeod: He's also one of the most remarkably kind professors with whom I've had the privilege to learn.

Our POTW this week is Mohammed Rustom! Prof. Rustom is a distinguished faculty member at Carleton University, specializing in the field of classical Islamic philosophy, theology, and the intellectual history of the Muslim world.

RT @MyCarletonU: Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance, a day to honour individuals who lost their lives in acts of anti-transgender viol….

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Our POTW this week is Noel Salmond! Prof. Salmond is a distinguished faculty member at Carleton University, specializing in the field of Religious Studies. If you would like to inquire further about his research or classes, please contact him at noel.salmond@carleton.ca.

Join us for the M. K. Gandhi Annual Lecture 2024, "From Ahimsa to Activism: Gandhi’s Principles in the Canadian Context". Sunday, November 17th, 2024 from 2-4:30 PM. Location: Room 303, Paterson Hall, Carleton University. #carleton #carletonuniversity #carletonreligion #gandhi

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at exchange@carleton.ca.

The Outgoing Exchange Program at Carleton is preparing to open applications (October 7 - December 8, 2024) for the 2025/2026 academic year. We invite you to attend one of our upcoming Exchange Information Sessions and speak with our Exchange Program Coordinator to start planning.

This is an opportunity for students to study abroad while earning credits towards their Carleton degree. Participating in an exchange is an incredibly rewarding experience, where you immerse yourself in a new space and culture.

Looking to connect with places that align with your field interests? Need help finding an online resource? . For more information follow these steps:.1. Go to 2. Click on "Good Stuff to Know".3. Click on "Connections and Resources for Religious Studies"

Our professor of the week is Shawna Dolansky! . Professor Shawna Dolansky is a distinguished faculty member at Carleton University, specializing in the field of Biblical Studies. #carletonuniversity #carletonprofs #biblicalstudies #religion #carletonreligion

Happy Halloween! Did you know that October 31 is also considered the birth or the protestant reformation? #martinluther #religion #Halloween

“Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart. The really great men must, I think, have great sadness on earth.” Fyodor Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment, 1986.