Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict

Brush painting titled "Hopeless." Four women (three standing, one kneeling) crying outside the closed gates of a school, on the first day Afghan girls were denied entry under the Taliban regime.

Arts, humanities and education

The brush is mightier: One man’s mission to rescue art from the Taliban

Robert Irwin

Arts, humanities and education

ASU lecture to discuss 'Undocumented Literature on the Mexican-US border'

January 29, 2016

Harvey Cox

Arts, humanities and education

Theologian and author Harvey Cox to lecture on 'The Future of Faith'

January 25, 2016

woman gesturing

Arts, humanities and education

Making global progress through mutual exchange

December 31, 2015

two men standing in front of a fountain

Arts, humanities and education

Scholars who serve

November 10, 2015

Karen Armstrong on Fields of Blood: Religion and the History of Violence

Arts, humanities and education

Renowned author Karen Armstrong to lecture on religion, violence

October 09, 2015

Panelists at the March 26 'Beyond the Hijab' event

Local, national and global affairs

Pakistani women at ASU provide glimpse of culture 'Beyond the Hijab'

July 28, 2015

David Eagleman on neuroscience and the religious imagination

Neuroscientist to present views on religion, conflict at ASU lecture

February 06, 2015

Luis Cabrera

Lecture to address 'Faith, Death, and Freedom on the Arizona Frontier'

January 15, 2015

Andrew Bacevich - The Limits of Power

International relations expert to lecture on the end of American exceptionalism

October 03, 2014

Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict Research Awards

ASU students receive scholarships for international research on religion, conflict

June 16, 2014