Payam Yousefi of the MTO Zendeh Delan Ensemble and Lily Henley brought distinct musical traditions into conversation during a concert exploring faith, practice, cultural memory, and musical heritage.
For HDS students Paige Scanlon, Ed Shea, Dua Zahra, and Audrey Zhou, summer 2026 was dedicated to advancing interfaith religious literacy, prison ministry, and providing spiritual care on the streets of San Francisco.
Dean Marla F. Frederick and Professor Amy Hollywood affirm the possibilities and importance of the humanities at the start of the 2026-27 academic year.
Divinity Hall, Harvard Divinity School's first building and the oldest Harvard structure outside of the Yard, turns 200—a testament to the legacy of religious studies and ministry formation at the University.
For the HDS summer reading list, faculty and alumni offer reflections on their recently published books, showcasing the range of scholarly expertise and spiritual insight at the School.
At HDS, Manisha Agarwal explored the connections between spirituality and business, developing a framework to help business leaders make ethically informed decisions.
Before the year 2025 draws to a close, reflect on the impact the HDS community had on campus, in communities, and across the country.
Dean Marla Frederick and Professor David Holland call on the HDS community to embrace inquiry, dialogue, and transformation at the start of the 2025–26 academic year.
Akhil Gupta, a former fellow at Harvard's Advanced Leadership Initiative and a member of the Dean's Council at HDS, is leading efforts to promote interreligious dialogue, religious literacy, and human flourishing.
This spring semester, the Harvard Divinity School community explored the ways love is understood and practiced across different faith traditions throughout the "Love Through a Multifaith Lens" series.