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‘A Great Day for Harvard’: Many Faculty Confident in Gay’s Appointment to Top University Post | News | The Harvard Crimson

First on Claudine Gay’s To-Do List: Picking Four New Deans | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Muslim world is in upheaval: who will have the authority to interpret the teachings of Islam in future? Cairo′s Al-Azhar University regards itself as fit for the job. But the times are changing and the master may yet become the student. Indeed the pope′s visit was literally something of a god-send. By Alexander Goerlach

In the new episode of the Divinity School's "Quadcast," Kerry Alys Robinson '94 M.A.R. of Leadership Roundtable discusses the need for women's leadership in the Catholic Church, the keys to effective fundraising in faith communities, and the transformative advice she received from a revered faculty me

This year, numerous students and faculty made a mockery of the Christian faith. Below are this year’s top 5 instances of leftists' disrespect for Christianity. 

Next Harvard President Likely to Take Over Searches for HDS, HSPH Deans, Bacow Says | News | The Harvard Crimson

Professor Heather Mellquist Lehto, MTS ’11, is a cultural anthropologist whose work attends to the intersections of technology, religion, and kinship in South Korea and the United States. She is one of two Yang Visiting Scholars in World Christianity at HDS during the 2022-23 academic year.

Longtime Presbyterian “womanist” theologian Delores Williams of Union Seminary recently died. Her name is tied to the highly controversial ecumenical “Re-Imagining Conference” of 1993 at which Williams derided the Christian doctrine of Christ’s atoning for the world’s sins by His sacrifice on the cross.

By Timothy Cahill ’16 M.A.R. We had just begun our interview when artist Ellen Priest ’77 M. Div. interrupted the conversation.  “Hang on,” she said over the telephone. “I’m going to turn my music off.” “What were you listening to?” I asked Priest when she returned.

This semester, students enrolled in UNIV 102: Let’s Talk About Climate Change had the opportunity to engage in robust and far-ranging discussions about climate change—and potential solutions to