The Harvard Gazette

Dudley Rose

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Illustration of books on a beach

Need a book for your beach bag?

Summer reading picks from faculty and staff

Campus|

DateJuly 19, 2019

Diane Moore (left), senior lecturer in religious studies and education, and Dudley Rose, associate dean of ministry studies, discuss the state of religious freedom after President Trump's executive order prohibiting travel from seven predominantly Islamic countries as moderator Aisha Ansano, M.Div. '16, listens in.

Fraught moment for religious freedom

Scholars critical of Trump immigration order in Divinity School forum

World|

DateJanuary 31, 2017February 1, 2017

While parts of the U.S. economy have recovered from the recession, American jobs haven’t returned with them. Unemployment remains above 9 percent nationally for the third straight year. Harvard experts offer insights into what such static joblessness means for the nation, and what policymakers and others can do to fix a balky system.

Jobs wanted

Harvard analysts suggest Rx for America’s unemployment doldrums

World|

DateNovember 30, 2011April 2, 2019

Harvard Divinity School instructor Lorraine Ledford is teaching “Communication Skills for Spanish Ministry,” a new course that will develop communication skills particularly suited to those planning to minister in Spanish-speaking environments such as hospitals, churches, and even could prove useful in correctional facilities.

Melding Spanish and spirituality

Divinity School course to bridge gap between the scholar and the street

Arts|

DateSeptember 8, 2010July 22, 2019