In this episode of the Hope Podcast, MTS candidate Miriam Pellegrino speaks about the strange and the sacred, interior and experience design, and what spaces best support the flourishing of all life.
For two decades, the immersive program has helped college students and recent graduates imagine new possibilities for studying religion and putting that education to work in the world.
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.
Harvard Divinity School celebrated the Class of 2026 during the Multireligious Commencement Service on May 27 and the Diploma Awarding Ceremony on May 28.
A workshop at Harvard Divinity School explored deep listening as a foundation for leadership, organizing, and community building.
Former Republican U.S. Congressman Ric Keller, MRPL ’26, explored difference both in and out of the classroom at HDS, gathering insights he’ll use to help leaders disagree better without losing trust.
For graduating MTS student Ellie Ashby, the study of religion is inseparable from storytelling—tracing how faith is practiced, embodied, and understood in everyday life.
At HDS, Manisha Agarwal explored the connections between spirituality and business, developing a framework to help business leaders make ethically informed decisions.
Read more about the spiritual, academic, and vocational journeys of some members of the class of 2026.
Two Harvard Divinity School students have received 2026–27 Harvard Traveling Fellowships to pursue independent research.