Religion

The "See No Stranger" author will address the Tufts community on March 28

An exhibition of Armenian liturgical textiles at Tufts University Art Galleries highlights what’s preserved—and lost—in a civilization under fire

A new professor at Tufts tackles life’s big questions through the examination of Jewish law and ethics

For students uninterested in organized religion, but yearning for deeper connections, there’s another chaplaincy option

For Jewish students at Tufts, social justice and social life make for a meaningful community

Walker Bristol, A14, espouses concern and compassion as the first humanist-in-residence in the University Chaplaincy

Celene Ibrahim, the Muslim chaplain at Tufts, leads a small but thriving group, and hopes to build bridges to other faiths as well

Even in the midst of distress, realizing that we have much to be thankful for will lead to compassion for ourselves and others, says Tufts psychiatrist