Department of Classics and Religion
Expanding Sikh Studies
You’ve helped us to set the groundwork to create a robust Sikh Studies program and make UCalgary the place to take courses and learn about Sikh Studies
News and Announcements
Exploring religion in historic central Italy an immersive academic experience
Second successful year running for UCalgary students
Canadian Innovation Week celebrates researchers accelerating positive change through collaboration
Join the conversation May 16 to discover how UCalgary faculty are leveraging their expertise to tackle social issues
The Animal Kinship Project – a glimpse into the world of animals through music
Classics and Religion instructor Dr. Craig Ginn draws attention to Indigenous histories and worldviews through music
UCalgary Giving Day
Make it happen this Giving Day!
In the Media
In the News Harjeet Grewal, Classics and Religions, in Los Angels Times
California Sikhs are driving a separatist movement. India calls them terrorists (subscriber only content)
In the News Harjeet Singh Grewal, Classics and Religion, in Global News
Sikh and Indo-Calgarians react to Canada’s allegations against Indian government
In the News Harjeet Singh Grewal, Global News
Sikh and Indo-Calgarians react to Canada’s allegations against Indian government
In the News Harjeet Singh Grewal, Classics and Religion, in CBC News
What is Khalistan: The Sikh separatist movement behind tensions between Canada and India
In the News Harjeet Singh Grewal, Classics and Religion, in The Washington Post
How Canada got caught up in the Sikh struggle in India
In the News Harjeet Singh Grewal, Classics and Religion, in CBC News
A U.S.-based Sikh group is rallying the diaspora in B.C. to vote for an independent state in India
Nickle Galleries
Numismatic Collection
The Nickle Galleries’ Numismatic Collection is the largest and most important academic coin collection in Canada.
University of Calgary Teaching Awards
Do you remember the most impactful teaching memory you have? Students, faculty, staff and postdoctoral scholars in the Faculty of Arts are all encouraged to nominate outstanding individuals and groups.
Nomination close on Sept. 25
