In today’s disorienting global climate, we need generosity and giving more than ever to help the Dharma and a hurting world
The series focuses on textual exegesis, philosophy, and critical-historical analysis about Indo-Tibetan Buddhism and Central Asia
The Italian academic tradition of Buddhist studies is vibrant with veteran names and contributions from emerging scholars
The University of Bern plans to shut down its courses in Tibetan culture and classical language, from the fall semester of this year.
The popular TV show offers viewers and opportunity to reflect on Western consumption of Buddhism and its portrayal in media
Rebecca Wong’s interview with Prof. Georgios Halkias reveals striking mutual influences between Buddhism and the Hellenistic legacy
Khyentse Foundation announced that it has begun accepting applications for KF Scholarship funding for Buddhist studies scholars until 15 January.
Theravada bhikkhuni and scholar Ven. Dhammadinna presents a historical case for moving beyond sectarian boundaries
Canada’s first Buddhist Spiritual Care Professorship announced at Emmanuel College, supported by a C$3M gift from the Buddhist Association of Canada
Myanmar’s Shan State Buddhist University hosted a two-day international conference at its campus in the city of Taunggyi, in Shan State, from 7–8 November.
The symposium demonstrated that sexual abuse in Buddhism is an ongoing global crisis that extends across all schools and sects
Matthew J. Moore’s analysis of Buddhist political theory remains an informative work that requires new input on multiple fronts
