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The Center for Culture, Society and Religion at Princeton University is an academic initiative encouraging intellectual exchange and interdisciplinary scholarly studies about religion through diverse perspectives of the humanities and social sciences. All potential applicants to Princeton are advised to go through the regular application channels, detailed on the official Princeton admission website ( http://www.princeton.edu/admission ). reserves the right to delete user comments that promote commercial ventures or that do not comply with other University or Facebook policies. Posts that are off-topic, abusive, contain profanity, are threatening in tone or devolve into personal attacks will be deleted immediately. Account administrators reserve the right to review all comments and posted materials and remove such materials for any reason.

09/16/2026

In one week-Join us in person on Princeton's campus for a screening of the new film "Gullah Geechee Stories" followed by discussion.

UNDIVIDED is a documentary series featuring bestselling author and religion scholar Simran Jeet Singh on a cross-country journey to discover how the fight for freedom has shaped and been shaped by our diverse religious communities throughout American history."Gullah Geechee Stories" asks: How did Af...

09/02/2026

Happy First Day of Classes! Mark your calendar for a full slate of events on religion this Fall.
ccsr.princeton.edu/events for all the deets

07/27/2026

CCSR's Black Buddhism Faculty Project is featured in a story published by the Religion News Service: “Buddhism is an American religious tradition that intersects meaningfully with African American religious history, experts in the emerging field of Black Buddhism say.”

(RNS) — Buddhism is an American religious tradition that intersects meaningfully with African American religious history, experts in the emerging field of Black Buddhism say.

07/23/2026

4 things you should know about manifesting:

1. It’s extremely popular.

2. The core belief is The Law of Attraction.

3. It’s not new.

4. Neuroscience is (sort of) the new law of attraction.

Read more at princetonccsr.substack.com.

07/16/2026

Find out at princetonccsr.substack.com

07/08/2026

Proceed with caution.

07/02/2026

This week’s Substack piece takes an in-depth look at one of the first articulations of the Law of Attraction.

06/16/2026

Read this week’s Substack piece at princetonccsr.substack.com. Image ©️Atria Books, Simon & Schuster Inc.

06/09/2026

Our summer series on manifesting starts today at princetonccsr.substack.com
Image credits: MaxStock - stock.adobe.com, ©️Atria Books, Simon & Schuster, ©️Penguin Random House

05/26/2026

Read this week’s Everyday Religion piece by Media Team Fellow Dr. Peter Benson at princetonccsr.substack.com
Images courtesy of author and©️Magnus -stock.adobe.com,©️Rick-stock.adobe.com

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