Metropolitan Museum of Art to Exhibit Tibetan Buddhist Art
Justin Whitaker
3 September 2024
The exhibition will cover a range of historical items as well as contemporary works touching on climate change and other modern issues
Buddha Smiles: Lotus Outreach Marks 12 Years of Partnership to Educate Vulnerable Children in Tamil Nadu
Craig C Lewis
28 August 2024
Lotus Outreach, founded by Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche, has marked 12 Years of partnership to provide education for underprivileged and at-risk children.
Young Voices: The Next Generation: Buddhist Youth Group Experience at Chùa Tường Vân Lowell
Kian Burt
24 August 2024
A high school student in the US reflects on the relationships of young people with the Buddhist teaching in contemporary US communities
Buddhist-Inspired Naropa University to Sell Part of Campus
Justin Whitaker
22 August 2024
Naropa University, founded in 1974 by Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chögyam Trungpa, has announced plans to sell its main campus in Boulder, Colorado, after 40 years
Rangjung Yeshe Institute and the Future of Buddhist Studies: Insights from Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche and Dr. Thomas Doctor
Craig C Lewis
13 August 2024
Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche and Dr. Thomas Doctor share their perspectives on the role of Buddhist studies in a rapidly changing world
University of Edinburgh Launches Comprehensive MSc in Buddhist Studies
Justin Whitaker
13 August 2024
The university aims to offer a multidisciplinary approach to the study of Buddhist philosophy, ethics, art, and modern practices and is now accepting applications
Beginner’s Mind: Stillness in Motion
Vicente Gil
2 August 2024
A US college student ponders maintaining harmony and holding Buddhist precepts on the ski slopes
Engaged Buddhism: JTS Korea Brings Humanitarian Relief to Sri Lankans Hit by Economic Crisis
Craig C Lewis
31 July 2024
Volunteers from the Buddhist humanitarian relief organization JTS Korea, founded by the revered Korean Dharma master and Buddhist activist Venerable Pomnyun Sunim (법륜스님), recently conducted
Tibetan Nuns Project Announces New Record for Buddhist Nuns Taking Geshema Examinations this Year
Craig C Lewis
24 July 2024
The Tibetan Nuns Project has announced that this year’s cohort of geshema exam candidates has set a new record once again, with 147 Tibetan Buddhist nuns.
Young Voices: Nirvana Starts in the Kitchen?
Chris Wong
22 July 2024
A high school student in the US offers some Zen reflections on stillness and the many paths toward liberation.
Radical Openness in Volatile Times
Maia Duerr
17 July 2024
In a time of great upheaval, a key quality of the Dharma is its ability to give us support and stability—if we are open to it
Buddhistdoor View: Envisioning the Future of Localized Buddhism in Africa
Buddhistdoor Global
6 July 2024
The diffusion of the Dharma in several African nations is one of the most exciting and important developments in the Buddhist world