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WWU students move forward by looking at the past
Global Humanities and Religions’ Daniel Picus publishes new work on the study of ancient texts
Two long-serving Global Humanities and Religions faculty retiring this quarter
In Memoriam: Rodney Johns Payton
Free screening of 'The Librarians,' a documentary about protecting the right to read
Alaska Native woman, ‘everybody’s helper,’ is Orthodox church’s first female North American saint

St. Olga’s sainthood is especially meaningful because many women canonized by the church have been ancient martyrs or nuns, said Carrie Frederick Frost, a professor of religion and culture at Western Washington University who studies women and Orthodoxy.

“To come here and…

Global Humanities and Religions' Michael Slouber to attend workshop in Vienna, present research in Paris
Global Humanities and Religions' Andrea Gogröf discusses her painting in Pacific Coast Philology interview
One Quick Question: So who was St. Patrick and why does he get his own holiday?
The Chinese Christian Group Making Inroads In Romania

"One of the reasons they are growing is because they are presenting a message that is attractive to people that already have a strong background in Christianity," Holly Folk, a professor at Western Washington University who has researched the CAG up close since 2016, told…

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