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Father Frank Clooney, director of HDS's Center for the Study of World Religions, writes about the 50th anniversary of the document that reshaped the relationship between Catholics and Jews.

Professor Harvey Cox recently met Pope Francis in Rome and gave him a copy of his latest book, The Market as God.

As we move into the campaigns’ last months, we need an antidote to the weightless, reckless words crowding the atmosphere, writes Professor Stephanie Paulsell.

Davíd Carrasco, Neil L. Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America at HDS, is the recipient of the alumni professional achievement award from McDaniel College. Carrasco graduated from McDaniel (formerly Western Maryland) College with a bachelor’s...

Harvard Divinity School joins the rest of the religious studies community in honoring the life of Inés M. Talamantez, Professor of Native American Religious Traditions at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). Talamantez, once a visiting...

There is still a great conversation among religious people to be had about the Donald Trump presidency, writes Professor Frank Clooney.

The recent spate of sexual harassment cases has led to an unprecedented toppling of powerful men from their hitherto secure positions.

Professor Jon Levenson writes about the new Museum of the Bible and how there is no universal way to read or exhibit the bible.

Dean David N. Hempton spoke during Morning Prayers at Memorial Church on September 10, 2018.

“Thich Nhat Hanh provides a simple version of Buddhism, but I would not say it is oversimplified,” explains Professor Janet Gyatso.

View selected images from the annual Dean's Spring Tea, featuring a special presentation to D. Andrew Teeter, who was named Outstanding Teacher of the Year, and a ceremony to unveil the portrait of William A. Graham, HDS Dean from 2002 to 2012. Photos...

From Baghdad to Cairo to Edirne, hospitals were major and integral components of medieval and early modern Islamic cities. But what role did they play in these cities and their societies? In this podcast, Professor Ahmed Ragab examines the history and...