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Jethro Calacday examines the Friar Lands Purchase of 1903, reinterpreting it as a manifestation of US state power over religion.

Citation politics is often understood as a call for scholars to become more aware of who they cite and to include a wider range of voices.

A talk by Professor Malavika Kasturi on Banaras’s Mughal past, revealing the city’s cosmopolitan histories.

Dr Jinjoon Lee explores ontology in the post-digital age, where myth and his tory, memory and data, identity and anonymity converge.

A cross-cultural approach by the Nasim-e Tarab Ensemble of virtuoso musicians from Iran as part of the Maqam Beyond Borders project.

Join us for a discussion between several scholars and practitioners exploring the performance of repentance in East Asian Buddhism.

As part of the Global Taiwan — Literature and Translation Workshop, Kaori Lai Hsiang-Yin shares the new translated book, 'Portraits in White'.

The curators of the SOAS Gallery exhibition 'Mughal Banaras' discuss their interdisciplinary collaboration in history, architecture, and photography.

This event is part of the SOAS Economics Seminar Series 2025/26.