Graduate Theological Union
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Read reflections from GTU faculty, students, and alumni on the promises and challenges of relating their faith and scholarship.
GTU alum Pinchas Giller discusses the path that led him from Jerusalem to the GTU and the cross-cultural research interests he developed during his doctoral studies.
An interview with Arthur Holder, GTU dean and vice president for academic affairs and professor of Christian spirituality, on his newly edited book and his thoughts on the relationship between faith and scholarship.
The GTU is pleased to welcome Mia M. Mochizuki in her joint JSTB/GTU position as assistant professor of art history and religion.
This year’s Newhall Awards illustrate the groundbreaking research and curriculum at the GTU, spanning topics as diverse as Jewish liturgy, theology and natural science, U.S. Hispanic theology and organizational leadership.
ABSW students Melinda and Belinda Thomas, Dexter Thomas, and Jodie Tooley talk about their experience at the GTU consortium.
FST President Mario DiCicco and GTU President James A. Donahue discuss how academic inquiry may inform belief and whether one’s personal faith commitment should be included in scholarly work.
A feature on former GTU trustee and Nobel Prize-winning scientist Charles Townes, who was the guest of honor at the GTU’s 2005 Blessing of the Crush.
Shana Penn, scholar and director of the Jewish Heritage Initiative in Poland, will be researching and writing her new book at the GTU.
GTU President James A. Donahue addresses the role of religion in public life, and the ways in which GTU students connect their studies to world issues.
