After three years of formational academic work and ministry experience at HDS, Ke’Von Singleton is poised to lead and serve in a variety of sectors—religious, academic, corporate, and beyond.
Annual competition celebrates Harvard Divinity School students who demonstrate outstanding preaching and pulpit presence.
Through study of Buddhist and Hindu texts, mentorships with faculty, and affirming ministry experiences, Sabbi Lall’s call to chaplaincy was answered at Harvard Divinity School.
In this episode of Meaning Makers of HDS, airing in Earth Month, Aliyah Collins, MDiv '23, speaks about her impactful work in environmental advocacy and how she helps communities take hopeful action and find meaning in the wake of severe weather events.
Students and alumni at Harvard Divinity School are transforming how we understand and respond to grief—bringing compassion, community, and new pathways to healing.
Rev. Kelly Brown Douglas joins The Harvard Religion Beat to explore faith, justice, and why hope is something we do—not just something we feel.
In the inaugural episode of Meaning Makers of HDS, Ailya Vajid, MTS '11, and Maytal Saltiel, MDiv '12, speak about the chaplain's sacred work of presence and how through this work they help others create meaningful lives.
Before the year 2025 draws to a close, reflect on the impact the HDS community had on campus, in communities, and across the country.
For MDiv students, Julio Daly, Elijah Gipson-Davis, Sabbi Lall, and Craig Rusert, the HDS field education program was a time of spiritual care, leadership, and application.
Jenna Carson, MDiv ’18, is a chaplain, writer, and podcast host. She recently completed her active duty with the U.S. Air Force, where she served as a military chaplain. She spoke with HDS about breaking glass ceilings and the work of chaplaincy.