Chicago Museum Returns Buddhist Painting to South Korea
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
19 June 2025
The 18th-century painting had been missing for 35 years when it was discovered in the online database of the Chicago museum
Love Carved in Stone: Appreciating Buddhist Art in a Non-Buddhist Way
Guoying Stacy Zhang
7 January 2021
Evocations of loving-kindness and compassion in secular…
Ancient Buddhist Statues Come Back to Life Thanks to University of Chicago Researchers
Justin Whitaker
10 January 2020
Ancient Gandharan statues were destroyed by the Taliban
A So-called Artist: An Interview with Helen Mirra
Harsha Menon, MA, MFA
27 June 2019
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Buddhist Scholar, Teacher, and Unitarian Universalist Gene Reeves Dies
Craig Lewis
10 May 2019
A lifelong advocate for interfaith dialogue and civil…
Memorial Symposium to be Held in Chicago for Buddhist Scholar Steven Collins
Justin Whitaker
7 November 2018
Symposium to honor the life and work of…
Buddhistdoor View: The Great Danger and Fear to Come—Global Catastrophe and the Dharma-ending Age
Buddhistdoor Global
22 January 2016
The Doomsday Clock at the University of Chicago is a symbolic timepiece that estimates how many “minutes” remain before the “midnight” of a global catastrophe.