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Decolonizing Travel(ing) Theory with Professor Lauren Bausch
Jul 12, 2021Professor Bausch was invited to present her research at an upcoming conference called Decolonizing Travel(ing) Theory: Explorations in the ‘Indian’ Analytic Traditions.
Alley Cat: A Short Story By Yanik Davison, BA ‘21
Jul 11, 2021BA alumnus Yanik Davison wrote this short story for the Western Classics IV class in his senior year, in which the he shifts into and out of “the omniscient narrator" seamlessly.
“A Spiritual Catastrophe” - Reflections from Dean Verhoeven
May 8, 2021Professor Cornel West of Harvard University and Jeremy Tate recently co-wrote a piece in the Washington Post: “
How Do I Meditate Properly?
Feb 7, 2021This is the first of a series of meditation instructions, transcribed from talks given by Dr. Verhoeven at DRBU. Here he talks about the importance of a two-fold dimension to meditation that often...
Why Should I Study Classical Chinese?
Feb 7, 2021Not because you are expected to major in this ancient language,Not because you are expected to talk like Confucius or Laozi,But...
Planning a Contemplative Exercise Immersion: An Interview with Organizing Faculty
Oct 5, 2020We spoke with DRBU faculty members Yihuan Shih and Lauren Bausch about the inspiration behind this year’s contemplative exercise immersion (CEI).
Student Reflections On DRBU's Infinite Heart Retreat
Oct 5, 2020DRBU held its beloved Contemplative Exercise Immersion (CEI) during the week of September 14 focusing on cultivating the brahmavihāras within the realm of sacred space.
What are we reading at DRBU? Female Cultivators
Aug 30, 2020We welcome you to enjoy this selection of books highlighting the spiritual accomplishments of women cultivators across time and place.
The Way of Higher Learning
Jul 5, 2020The following is an address to the Class of 2020 given by Dean of Academics, Professor Martin Verhoeven on June 6, 2020.
What is your vision for our future students' lives?
Jun 1, 2020We asked Professor Doug Powers, "What is your vision for our future students' lives?" The following is his response.
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