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For most students, reading the Quran for an hour may sound like a homework assignment. For Gabriel Reynolds, associate professor of Islamic studies and theology, and the student members of the Quran Circle reading group, it is an extracurricular activity with many benefits.

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Some of Europe’s most prominent Muslim and Muslim-born writers will discuss the place of Islam in their work at a symposium titled “The Place of Islam in Contemporary European Literature,” to be held Nov. 16 and 17 (Monday and Tuesday) at Notre Dame.

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Brad S. Gregory, Dorothy G. Griffin Associate Professor of Early Modern History, has co-edited Seeing Things Their Way, a collection of essays that aims to bridge the gap between intellectual history and the history of religion.

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