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
Arts Inspire Grants Recipients
Congratulations to the Arts Inspire Grant recipients! These grants support research and creative projects across all Faculty of Arts units.
Durga Kale receives 2024 University of Calgary Teaching Award
UCalgary CLARE PhD lauded for her work as a sessional instructor
Meet the exemplary educators who are this year's Teaching Awards recipients
The 10th year of the University of Calgary Teaching Awards honours recipients for their excellent contributions to teaching and learning
CLARE Graduate Students Conference 2025
"On the Periphery: Quotidian Life Across Borders and Boundaries"
In the Media
In the News Harjeet Singh Grewal, Classics and Religion, in CTV News
New exhibit celebrates legacy of Sikh soldiers in Canadian military
In the News Craig Ginn, Classics and Religion/International Indigenous Studies, Calgary Herald
Calgary musician's new album explores tragic sled dog slaughter, other stories involving animals
In the News Craig Ginn, Classics & Religion, CTV News Calgary
Calgarians given a window into the life of Louis Riel
In the News Harjeet Singh Grewal, Classics and Religion, in The Guardian
Drive-by shootings, arson and murder: is the Indian government trying to silence Canada’s Sikh activists?
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
Nickle Galleries
Numismatic Collection
The Nickle Galleries’ Numismatic Collection is the largest and most important academic coin collection in Canada.
Science in the Cinema: Black Panther
Screening of Black Panther, followed by Q&A with experts from across campus, including Dr. Motilola Akinfemisoye-Adejare from the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology.
April 29, 6 p.m.
Calgary Central Library (800 3 Street S.E.)
FREE ADMISSION