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To build time is to create rhythms: rhythms of focus, of work, of exchange… and above all, rhythms of rest, relaxation, and silence.

A mini-series highlighting those who shape the life of Domuni: students, faculty, and dedicated team members. Episode 3 features Anna Pingwie, a theology graduate whose distance learning journey reflects a deep personal commitment, spiritual growth, and inner transformation.

Domuni Universitas Awarded Qualiopi Certification, an Official Recognition of the Quality of Its Professional Training and Academic Commitment.

On Saturday, June 7, 2025, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., a conference on interreligious dialogue between Hinduism and Catholicism will be held. This morning of discussions is organized by the Interreligious Dialogue Group of La Réunion (GDIR), in partnership with Domuni Universitas. Available to attend in person or online, with prior registration!

Twenty-five years of commitment, patience, and faith. Brother Michel Van Aerde, a Dominican from the Province of Toulouse, co-founder and first rector, has experienced the Domuni journey from within. In a book published on May 24th, he takes the time to reflect on this remarkable passage.

As Domuni Universitas enters its 27th year of existence, a major milestone is being marked with the release of a new work. On May 24th, Brother Michel Van Aerde OP, co-founder and first rector, publishes Domuni, A Collective Adventure (1998–2023).

A mini-series highlighting those who shape the life of Domuni – students, faculty members, and dedicated staff. Episode 3: A meeting with Bon’Avantur Rafanomezantsoa, a Malagasy priest

Some springs carry more promise than others. This one, with the election of the new pope, brings a discreet yet persistent breath of hope to our fractured world.

A mini-series highlighting those who shape the life of Domuni – students, faculty members, and dedicated staff. Episode 2: meet Bastien Potentier, a philosophy student whose journey combines academic rigour, freedom of thought, and professional reflection.

The journal Journal of Contemporary African Philosophy (JOCAP) publishes a new issue exploring the complex links between culture, identity, and mental health in African societies. The edition is available in English, open access.