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A new Religious Studies/Humanities class shows students differing concepts of evil through the ages, and then challenges them to do something about it.

An SDSU researcher found that declines in religious practice have now spread to personal beliefs and private activities.

An SDSU professor's books explore feminism in Islam.

An SDSU Professor's book examines the roles women have played in the understanding of Christianity.

Seven faculty members will be recognized for contributions to teaching, research and community service.

Risa Levitt Kohn is curator of the new Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition in Los Angeles.

Ahmet Kuru's class explores intersections between religion and politics.

History professor Edward Blum is fascinated with the intersections between race and religion.

Archaeologist Doron Ben Ami will visit campus to speak about his excavation in the City of David.

SDSU welcomes students back to class with a variety of new courses, majors and minors.