The Harvard Gazette

David Lamberth

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Ralph Waldo Emerson argued for the notion that the divine speaks within each of us. That concept has the root of a radically “democratic sentiment,” said David Lamberth, professor of philosophy and theology, one “antithetical to a tradition that took Jesus as the exemplar rather than one example among many.”

When religion turned inward

After Emerson addressed the Divinity School, religion was forever changed

Arts|

DateFebruary 16, 2012May 15, 2019

Professor David Lamberth (from left) and Harvard Provost Steven E. Hyman discuss the future of the Harvard library system.

Renewing Harvard’s library system

Provost announces new coordinated management structure

Campus|

DateDecember 1, 2010April 3, 2019

"The Chair Revue" was the first in what has become a fall happening in connection with the Common Spaces Chairs Project, an initiative launched last year to promote gathering spaces around the campus with the addition of tables and chairs, food, and live performances.

Sit down, stay a while

‘Chairs — the Musical’ part of effort to promote gathering spaces

Arts|

DateSeptember 7, 2010March 13, 2019

Weiss to guide Library Implementation Work Group

Campus|

DateDecember 7, 2009