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HDS student Suzannah Omonuk wrote a poem imagining what life was like for an enslaved woman who lived and worked on campus in the 18th century.

Stevens's winning sermon, "Food Faith," addresses the UUA's 2020/21 theme, All In for Climate Justice: People, Power, Planet.

MTS candidate Julia Ogilvy discusses during Morning Prayers at Memorial Church her life-changing awakening.

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.

A look at how staff, faculty, and students at HDS and Harvard have to adapt to meet demands of the coronavirus pandemic.

HDS student Casper ter Kuile examines, in a piece for On Being, what the Harry Potter book series can teach people about evil.

Walter Smelt III, MTS candidate, will speak on behalf of the graduate students during Harvard's 2017 Commencement morning exercises.

HDS student Rahim Kanani offers three words of wisdom on starting a summer internship.

HDS student Willie Bodrick II spoke on WBUR Radio Boston about the meaning of the George Zimmerman verdict and its meaning to African American communities.

Christina Désert is a second-year master of divinity candidate, a social worker, and activist from Haiti.

An online class on reading the Harry Potter books as sacred texts has proven a popular offering for the Humanist Hub at Harvard and a resulting podcast has since climbed as high as No. 2 on the iTunes top podcasts. It's led by Harvard Divinity School...

Student Hal Edmonson said the monasticism series at the CSWR aims "to show the diversity of contemplative practices that exists in Boston and around the world, and what that wisdom has to offer to a very complex moment in our history."