Religion

A Tufts Inclusive Education Series workshop aims to foster inclusion and safety for the Jewish community—and to challenge biases with grace and understanding

The Tufts community quietly bears witness to shared humanity in turbulent times

A diverse array of programs and partnerships connects the chaplains to community members across Tufts

David Pernick leads LGBTQ+ outreach for an Orthodox seminary. The goal is knitting together gay identity and religious observance

A new course examines gurus and their dreams of utopias to help us understand how religion works—and maybe also how organized religion begins

The Shepherd of Hermas was one of the most popular texts among Christians in the early centuries of the religion, but it didn’t make the canon

After working in international economic development, I decided to deepen my Jewish learning—and changed careers in my 50s

A professor of religion explains the underlying aspects of what drives human spiritual beliefs, and how that works in the world

Tufts’ award-winning Humanist Chaplaincy thrives because it provides opportunities for open inquiry, community-building, philosophical discussion, and the...

The new program is named after Artemis, an ancient lunar goddess turned feminist icon, explains a classics professor