African American religious traditions in the early 20th century: A seminar with Judith Weisenfeld
The spring 2018 Seminar in American Religion featured Weisenfeld’s New World A-Coming.
American religion in the Gilded Age
Benjamin Wetzel reviews Richard White's The Republic for Which it Stands.
Notre Dame’s “1.5 founder”: 2017 Cushwa Center Lecture evaluates the legacy of John A. Zahm, C.S.C.
Benjamin Wetzel revisits the 2017 Cushwa Center Lecture by Rev. Thomas Blantz, C.S.C.
French Catholicism in the early American West: A conversation with Gabrielle Guillerm
Guillerm received a Research Travel Grant in 2017 to study the intersection of French Catholicism, state building, and popular devotion in the early republic.
Polygamy, women’s rights, and Mormonism: A seminar with Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
The fall 2017 Seminar in American Religion discussed Ulrich’s A House Full of Females.
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