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Emily Rapp, MTS '00, was interviewed by Terry Gross on NPR's Fresh Air about the memoir she has written out of her experience mothering a dying son.

Practicing Sikh Bandana Kaur and HDS graduate Erik Resly offer a rich account of what Sikh tradition might teach everyone about confronting tragedy.

Following the work ethic that "weeding is a form of spirituality," a group of HDS students and staff performs the dirty work of keeping the HDS Garden flourishing.

The New Yorker writes about President Obama's 2012 re-election campaign and how Jeremy Bird, MTS '02, was a key member of the effort.

C.E. Morgan is among 10 emerging authors selected as winners of the $50,000 Whiting Writers' Awards for showing "exceptional talent and promise."

MTS candidate Ingrid Norton offers a reflection at Noon Service hosted by HDS Humanists.

HDS alumna Kerry Egan says on NPR that despite the sadness and loss that are implicit in her work as a hospice chaplain, there is also great joy.

Harvard Divinity School staff, alumni, and students discuss on WCVB's Chronicle what's driving millennials to find religion in unusual places.

HDS communications reached out to our 2021 graduating students to hear from them in their own words about their experiences at HDS, the people who've helped and inspired them along their grad school journeys, and their plans for the future. Words of...

Digging into Tozzer Library's trove of indigenous-language texts, Nipmuc tribe member Sadada Jackson, MTS '19, curated an exhibit that is in many ways a love letter to her grandmother.

The Rev. Willie Bodrick II, MDiv '14, is one of the Boston-area clergy leading a community effort to help those affected by the government shutdown.

HDS student Sidra Ali on growing up in the culturally homogenous suburbs of Detroit, how food helps develop positive relationships with neighbors, and the aesthetics of identity.