In Israel, Divinity School Students Tracked the Historical Jesus
HDS Professor Giovanni Bazzana led his students on a journey exploring Jesus Christ as a man beyond—and before—the writings of the New Testament.
News
Sort & Filters
Filters
2179 results
2179 results
Virgin of Guadalupe Is ‘No. 1 Mother’ in Mexico, a Binding Force Across Divides
Professor Davíd Carrasco on importance of the Virgin of Guadalupe to the Mexican identity.
HDS Professor Clooney Lectures in Jerusalem
"We can only pray that people of all three faith traditions reach deep into their traditions to find how God wants us to live together in peace ...," writes Professor Francis X. Clooney.
Humans of HDS: Mentoring Youth
We believe that young adults have the answer to the underemployment and unemployment problems in their community. And they do; they have the answers. I think the program is proof of that. The credit goes to them."—Chris Hope, MDiv ’11
Meet Harvard’s Professor-Activist Power Couple
As activism on Harvard’s campus proliferates during the Trump presidency, HDS Professor Ahmed Ragab and Soha Bayoumi represent models of a new politically engaged professor.
Diana Eck and Twenty Years of Lowell Tea and Loyalty
Professor of Comparative Religion and Indian Studies Diana L. Eck and Dorothy A. Austin have served as the faculty deans of Lowell House for 20 years. This spring they will step down.
In a Harry Potter Podcast, a Search for Meaning in the Secular through the Sacred
Vanessa Zoltan and Casper ter Kuile — both chaplains who were trained at the Harvard Divinity School — and the show's producer Ariana Nedelman seek to use religious reading practices to address what they see as a hole left by institutional religion.
Love, Begging to Be Let In
Davíd Carrasco, Neil L. Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America at HDS, delivered the following remarks at Morning Prayers in Harvard's Memorial Church on December 6, 2018. ♦♦♦
It’s Easy to Mistake Humility for Humiliation
"Humiliation isolates us in shame, but humility helps us to see our life in relation to other lives and to ask how our choices affect others. This is as true for communities and nations as it is for individuals," writes Professor Stephanie Paulsell.
Video: Natural “SuperCooperation” and the Future of Our Human Family
Evolution is an organizing principle of the living world. While competition is integral to evolution, cooperation can be seen as the master architect of biological complexity, language, and culture. Human beings have emerged from this evolutionary process...
Chief Counsel
Tom Stanton, HDS ’68, only attended Harvard Divinity School for one year, but the experience had a big influence on the rest of his life. You can see it in his career path. Inspired by his HDS field education experience at an inner-city church, as well as...
Ministry of Management Education
As the director of Harvard Business School’s Forum for Growth and Innovation and senior lecturer of business administration, Derek van Bever, MBA ’88, MDiv ’11, makes management education his ministry. In so doing, he draws on his HDS experience and...
