Studying Seton: A seminar with Catherine O’Donnell
Maggie Elmore summarizes the Cushwa Center’s spring 2019 Seminar in American Religion.
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Apostles in the desert: How Catholic advocates once led the fight to help Mexican immigrants
Maggie Elmore explores the history of advocacy services sponsored by the Catholic Church since the 1920s on behalf of immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Protestant missionaries and the transformation of American public life: A seminar with David Hollinger
The fall 2018 Seminar in American Religion featured Hollinger's Protestants Abroad.
Cushwa Center Lecture examines how sex and religion fractured American society
In October 2018, R. Marie Griffith delivered the annual Cushwa Center Lecture on the ways that sex, gender, and religion have divided American society since the 1920s.
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