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Our Faculty Shri Sree Aswath ji Recognized
Hindu University of America is proud to announce that its esteemed faculty member, Shri Sree Aswath ji, has been recognized as An Outstanding Ohioan by the Ohio House of Representatives for his...
HUA at World Hindu Congress, Bangkok
The World Hindu Congress in Bangkok was a convergence of cultural richness and a shared commitment to the progress of Hindu Civilization, and HUA stood out as a sponsor, bringing diverse...
Inaugural Bhagavad Gita Pariksha
HUA successfully collaborated with the Hindu Society of North Carolina, Sri Venkateswara Temple, and Radio Nyra to conduct the inaugural Bhagavad Gita Pariksha (BGP). The competition united the local...
HUA@Ayurveda Beyond Wellness Conference,...
Hindu University of America was the proud Silver sponsor of the Ayurveda Beyond Wellness conference held in Orlando and the gracious host of a memorable pre-conference dinner emphasizing its...
HUA@16th HMEC, New Jersey
Hindu University of America proudly stood as a sponsor for the transformative 16th Hindu Mandir Empowerment Council (HMEC) Conference in New Jersey, with a cumulative participation of more than 500...
HUA@The Next Gen Hindu Youth Convention,...
Hindu University of America is proud to have been a sponsor of the inaugural Next Gen Hindu Youth Convention. Hosted by the Meenakshi Temple of Pearland near Houston, over 400 people participated in...
The Flawed Portrayal of Caste in Modern...
In American classrooms, the study of World Cultures or World History, which is typically done in middle school and high school, is intended to give students an appreciation of how other cultures and...
A Compelling Case for Hindu Studies
From the first time I saw the course listed on the Hindu University of America (“HUA”) website, I was intrigued. What did “Orientation to Hindu Studies” mean? Was it a fancy way of referring to...
Better Understanding of Hinduism Requires a...
There is no single solution to the challenge of cultivating better narratives, methods, and paradigms to improve and expand the understanding of Hinduism and Hindus.