religion
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Hoklotubbe featured on podcast
Assistant Professor of Religion Chris Hoklotubbe (Choctaw) was featured in a podcast about his research on Native American interpretations of the Bible, published March 6, 2022.
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Hoklotubbe embarks on research to explore Native American interpretations of the Bible
Chris Hoklotubbe will spend the next three years interviewing tribal leaders and writing about Native American Indigenous interpretations of the Bible.
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CSRI students explore parasites, disabilities in the Bible and Religion
The Bible has been studied for thousands of years, and now two Cornell College students are adding their research to the body of knowledge about the ancient text.
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Gregory-Jallow ’96: Seek support, be a voice
There were times as a Black woman on campus that Thandiwe Gregory ’96 did not feel supported. She spoke up and used those experiences to prepare for life.
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Hoklotubbe receives international award for first book
Cornell College Assistant Professor of Religion Chris Hoklotubbe has received a prestigious award for his book, “Civilized Piety: The Rhetoric of Pietas in the Pastoral Epistles and the Roman Empire.”
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Michael Hofmann ’93: Learning, applying, moving on
Denver attorney Michael Hofmann ’93 gained an unusual skill studying One Course At A Time: The ability to move quickly from one challenge to the next.
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Paige Brevick ’13: Safeguarding cultural heritage, antiquities
Paige Brevick ’13 is safeguarding cultural heritage and antiquities.
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Sullivan finds magic in religion, writing
Cornell College junior Riley Sullivan always knew she wanted to be a writer.
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An educator’s journey
An educator’s journey: Is teaching a craft, a performance, an art form? Or is teaching a calling?
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CSRI takes Ward ’21 on pilgrimage across Spain
Maeve Ward ’21 wanted to do something exciting with her summer, and her research for the Cornell Summer Research Institute (CSRI) was exactly what she was hoping for.
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Becoming a changemaker
Suleiman Shehu ՚19 wants to be an agent of change in his home country of Nigeria. The desire to see economic growth in Nigeria inspired his choice of majors—politics and religion.
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Kim embraces the global influences in her life
Suna Amy Kim ՚19 can thank her brother, Jungtae (Jerry) Kim ՚12, for introducing her to Cornell College.
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Nicola Etter ՚19 tells her Cornell story
In addition to the overt beauty of this campus, Cornell excels in providing students with faculty who genuinely care about each student in and out of the classroom.
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Early activism sets stage for career in the Foreign Service
Craig Kuehl ՚66, a Cornell College graduate who double-majored in religion and speech and dramatic arts, hoped to inspire a movement when he turned in his draft card in the fall of 1967. While attending Union Theological Seminary (UTS) in New York, Kuehl became active in the anti-Vietnam War movement, primarily through a group called […]
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Fellows prepare for trips to South Africa, Ethiopia
Cornell Fellows are gearing up for trips across the globe during Blocks 6 and 7.
Hoklotubbe featured on podcast 
Hoklotubbe embarks on research to explore Native American interpretations of the Bible 
CSRI students explore parasites, disabilities in the Bible and Religion 
Gregory-Jallow ’96: Seek support, be a voice 
Michael Hofmann ’93: Learning, applying, moving on 
Paige Brevick ’13: Safeguarding cultural heritage, antiquities 
Sullivan finds magic in religion, writing 
An educator’s journey 
CSRI takes Ward ’21 on pilgrimage across Spain 
Becoming a changemaker 
Kim embraces the global influences in her life 
Nicola Etter ՚19 tells her Cornell story 
Early activism sets stage for career in the Foreign Service 
Fellows prepare for trips to South Africa, Ethiopia