Thousands of Miniature Wooden Towers Found in Japanese Buddhist Temple
Justin Whitaker
5 July 2019
Believed to be 19th century devotional items for making…
Echo from the Silence of the Awakened One: An Interview with Prof. Milena Bratoeva, Part One
Lyudmila Klasanova
24 April 2019
The past, present, and hopeful future of Buddhist…
A Tribute to Benimadhab Barua: A Light to Bengali Buddhists
Dipen Barua
1 April 2019
Professor Benimadhab Barua (1888–1948), popularly known as B. M. Barua, was an indologist and educator who played a crucial role in the revival of Buddhism
Nurturing Pali Studies: Chiara Neri’s Translation of a Medieval Sri Lankan Text
Raymond Lam
19 October 2018
An Italian scholar’s unique contribution to Pali Studies
Reflections on the Buddhist Studies Section of the 17th World Sanskrit Conference
BD Dipananda
31 July 2018
A major conference on the study and preservation of…
University of British Columbia to Host the 17th World Sanskrit Conference
BD Dipananda
15 June 2018
BDG contributor BD Dipananda to speak on…
Lost in Translation
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
11 May 2018
Rendering scriptures for the future of the Buddhadharma
Five Years of MaMa Charitable Foundation Buddhist Studies Lectures at HKU
BD Dipananda
26 February 2018
Cultivating academic excellence and new…
Prof. Ven. Dhammajoti on Studying Original Texts and Languages and Approaching Buddhism with Integrity and Rigor
Raymond Lam
17 February 2017
Over the course of his life, Venerable Dhammajoti has devoted himself to a path of Buddhist study (not just in the academic Buddhist Studies sense,
In Kumarajiva’s Shadow: The Chinese Buddhist Monk Dao’an
Richard Story
11 March 2016
The story of early Chinese Buddhism is often considered as beginning with the arrival of the monk Kumarajiva (334–413), whose translation of Buddhist scriptures from