Two Professors from the College of Arts & Letters are recipients of the 2019 Mid-Michigan Spartans Quality in Teaching Award, which recognizes excellence in classroom instruction through the incorporation of research and innovative learning opportunities.
A one-of-a-kind resource, developed by researchers at Michigan State University and The Ohio State University, is breaking new ground in the area of religious studies by offering scholars and the…
Christian Keathley will be one of the first three students to graduate from the College of Arts & Letters’ Citizen Scholars program, which launched in fall 2016
A joint, multidisciplinary project between Michigan State University and The Ohio State University that examines sounds of religion throughout the United States, and which first began in 2015, recently received…
Name, Major, Graduation Date: Julia Johnson, B.A. Religious Studies, 2015, Concentration in Nonprofit Leadership, College of Arts & Letters, with a Specialization in Science, Technology Environment and Public Policy (STEPP), Lyman Briggs College…
Philosophical, scientific, spiritual and moral dimensions explored Whether old houses, furniture, cars or even ourselves, the fact is: humans love to restore things. There are even competing TV shows about house…
“You can’t really understand the world without understanding religion,” says Dr. Mohammad Khalil, Director of the Muslim Studies Program and associate professor in the Department of Religious Studies. “I do…
For some outsiders, Detroit neighborhoods appear burdened, disheartened, and broken. But Michigan State alumnus Anthony Hatinger knows otherwise, and has joined the movement to empower opportunity within Detroit communities using…
Degree/Year: Religious Studies & Arts and Humanities, 2014Employer name: Grand Rapids Center for Community Transportation Position/Title: Social Enterprice Developer, AmeriCorps VISTA Member City/State: Grand Rapids, Michigan My current role at the center is to build capacity…