Past Events
Seminar on Reading & Translating Buddhist Texts
This seven-day seminar held in the peaceful setting of a Mahayana Buddhist monastery in Ukiah, California—the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, will introduce participants to early Buddhist literature.
After Mindfulness Urban Retreat
DRBU is pleased to be a partner of the After Mindfulness Urban Retreat, a two-day event in Berkeley on June 29-30.
2019 Hsüan Hua Memorial Symposium
Dharma Realm Buddhist University invites proposals for papers that uncover and discover ideas of self-cultivation in core texts across traditions.
In the Buddha’s Footsteps
Professor Ronald Y. Nakasone recently returned from a pilgrimage, visiting sites in India and Nepal associated with the life and ministry of Śākyamuni Buddha. Through photographs and stories from the pilgrimage, he will share insights on the historically significant sites from the Buddha’s life, including the ongoing archeological excavation of Kapilavastu.
Object in a Landscape: A Watercolor Workshop
Join us for an afternoon of watercolor painting with artist Lorraine Capparell. During the workshop, we will learn to paint landscapes while incorporating secrets and surprises that invoke the viewer to discover and think of the world in a new way.
Ancient Buddhist Manuscripts from Gandhāra with Dr. Stefan Baums
This lecture will provide an introduction to the Buddhism of ancient Gandhāra and its rediscovered literature, show how scholars decipher and study the Gāndhārī manuscripts, and discuss their relationship to Pali and Chinese Buddhist literature.
Second Annual DRBU Student Symposium
DRBU Symposium invites you to mark your calendars for the Second Annual DRBU Student Symposium on Sunday, February 24, 2019.
Śākyamuni Buddha: A Story Exhibition
The exhibition opening reception will be held on Saturday, February 16, from 2:00 - 4:00 pm.
DRBU Info Session in Taipei, Taiwan
DRBU admissions is hosting an info session in Taipei on January 6, 2019.
Lecture by Dr. Clair Brown, author of Buddhist Economics
Dr. Clair Brown, economics professor and director of the Center for Work, Technology and Society at the University of California Berkeley, and author of Buddhist Economics, will speak in the Buddha Hall at the City of 10,000 Buddhas
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