Pursue a degree or take courses in religion, classics, Arabic, Hebrew, Greek, or Latin.
Promoting research, scholarship, and education in Jewish studies through courses, publications, lectures, fellowships, intellectual collaboration, and more.
Rochester professor awarded research fellowship to study impact of religion on mass incarceration
Assistant Professor of Religion Josh Dubler and his colleague will study the connections between religion and mass incarceration. Their research is an attempt to shed new light on how changes in America’s religious landscape have contributed to growth in the prison system over the last 40 years.
Of the 30 undergraduate students enrolled in the Department of Religion and Classics in fall 2014, 53% were female and 30% were underrepresented minorities.
Rachel Darken '10
BA in Religion
Meet Rachel Darken and read what motivated her to pursue a degree in religious studies as well as her advice about study abroad.
Texts in Contexts
Religious Diversity
Cultures and Communities
