Through a series of five-minute presentations on cultural foods and their meaning and use in different religions, students and faculty from the department broke bread to support the community.

The DEO of the Department of Classics mourns the loss of his dear friend and colleague, Professor Jay Holstein from the Department of Religious Studies.

"Not only did Professor Holstein teach us how to read books—he changed how we read the world. And that ripple—that widening, widening ripple—is the legacy he leaves in all of us."

Come and hear Dr. Hoklotubbe discuss his new book, "Reading the Bible on Turtle Island: An Invitation to Indigenous Interpretation."