Stories by Emma Scharff

A workshop at Harvard Divinity School explored deep listening as a foundation for leadership, organizing, and community building. 

As the American Unitarian Association marks its 200th anniversary, a look at the deep and evolving ties between Unitarian Universalism and Harvard Divinity School. 

Historian Xi Lian discusses modern Chinese Christianity, “public Christianity” in post-Mao China, and how his year at Harvard Divinity School has shaped his research and teaching.

Jesuit priest and anthropologist Ludovic Lado reflects on African Christianities, the role of dance in liturgy, and how his time at Harvard Divinity School has shaped his research and teaching. 

Ahead of the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games in Italy (March 6-15), Dan Cnossen, MPA ’16, MTS ’18, reflects on his journey from the U.S. Navy to Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Divinity School—and to multiple Paralympic Games. 

Through Swift’s lyrics and fandom, students explore how pop culture shapes identity, community, and religious imagination.

Recent conversation with Lonnie Ali spotlights Muhammad Ali’s life, legacy, and the mission of the Muhammad Ali Center. 

The exhibit opening event will offer space to gather and reflect on Gutiérrez’s life and legacy. 

Fall alumnx series highlights the power of story, connection, and moments of transformation.