Currents

A Letter from Acting President Riess Potterveld

The Graduate Theological Union recently received a gift to support a competitive prize for graduates and faculty.

The Center for the Arts, Religion, and Education (CARE) marked its 25th anniversary in 2012.

The motto of the Graduate Theological Union is “where religion meets the world,” but what does it mean?

Kristin Johnston Largen, Ph.D. ‘02
2012 Alumna of the Year

For almost 40 years the GTU has been a significant part of my life, a part that underscored the theological notion of vocation that each of us is called in a particular way by God to enter a path that will enable us to grow and to use our skills and potentials to make a significant contribution t

By any standard, the Graduate Theological Union is unique. Envisioned as a grand experiment of cooperation and collaboration, the consortium overcame the early struggles of pioneering new ground in graduate theological education.

The GTU’s Golden Anniversary was capped by a gala at the St. Regis in San Francisco on February 28.

Participants for the Center for Jewish Studies' and Center for Islamic Studies' annual Madrasa-Midrasha Day of Learning gathered at Easton Hall on Sunday, February 10, for a day of exploration into the history, contribution

At a September 17 event, GTU President James Donahue and CIS Director Munir Jiwa spoke against the violence perpetuated in Libya and Egypt, actions which spawned protests around the world, following the circulation of a 14-minute movie trailer maligning the Prophet Muhammad.