Serving the Community
Each year, a dozen volunteers grow vegetables and herbs in the HDS garden to share with the Faith Kitchen, which serves free meals twice a month in Cambridge.
Humans of HDS
"Recently, when I was looking for part-time jobs to help pay my rent, my friend had an idea. She was like, ‘What if we started a business together, working on discipline outcomes for black boys?’ Now we’re using the Innovation Lab at Harvard to create a consulting firm."—Britney Foster, MDiv ‘19
Meet the Humans of HDS
Diversity is an important value and a growing reality at HDS: greater diversity among students and faculty and a broad, expansive curriculum.
More information on public events will be posted here in late August. Until then, enjoy your summer!
<embed>Bicentennial Timeline
From groundbreaking research and initiatives to inspiring conversations with some of the most prominent thought leaders of our time, take a visual tour of HDS milestones from the past 200 years.
Divinely Done
View pictures of students, their families, friends, and the entire HDS community celebrating Commencement 2017.
The American Mind Closes (Again)
Professor Jon D. Levenson examines Allan Bloom's The Closing of the American Mind.
Forging Her Path
Margaux Fitoussi, MTS '17, discusses how she explored her rich ancestory while at Harvard Divinity School.
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Congrats to HDS alumna Lillian Buckley, who was recently named the permanent pastor at the "Red Brick Church" in New Hampshire!
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As I said: read books. t.co/6tYAUV3joe
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HDSers have a lust for life! (And really cute kids.) t.co/xkvYO9vxsO