Harvard Divinity Bulletin
In the latest issue of Harvard Divinity Bulletin, Kalpana Jain, Celene Ibrahim, and John Gifford focus on the actions of ordinary people, religious leaders, activists, and chaplains to get to know and nourish others.
Humans of HDS
"At HDS, we have the opportunity to build relationships and to learn from each other in a way that forms the building blocks of peace in society. I feel really proud to be a part of that, and privileged to be a part of the community."—Gloria Korsman, MDiv '92, HDS associate librarian for research services
HDS students develop a deep and intellectually rigorous understanding of the world’s religious traditions and the ways in which they shape the lives of people everywhere.
Sick and Shut-in
Wylin Wilson, 2018–19 Women's Studies in Religion Program Research Associate, discusses religion, health, and the African American community in the rural south.
Indigenous Languages
Sadada Jackson, MTS '19, embarked on a project to better capture Tozzer Library’s Indigenous North American materials in her capacity as a graduate research assistant.
Joy in Struggle
"You're going to have to take a risk, you have to pay a cost, you're going to have to cut against the grain. It's not going to be fun, but there will be joy in that kind of struggle, joy in your intellectual courage," says Professor Cornel West.
Religious Literacy
The free, massive open online course, "Judaism Through Its Scriptures" has been re-launched and is offered through the edX platform.
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