Student News

Thirty-six students graduated from the ISM in May and have now joined our more than 800-strong community of alumni.

Thanks to all who gathered in New Haven in June to make “Yale Organ Week, 2023” such a resounding success.

On Sunday, May 21, the Yale Institute of Sacred Music honored its thirty-six newest graduates at a commencement dinner at the New Haven Lawn Club.

Countess Cooper, Yale Masters of Sacred Theology (S.T.M.) student at Yale Divinity School and military chaplain is also a member of Yale Camerata.

Renowned conductor Craig Hella Johnson led three Yale choirs in Voices Rising, a concert that was both spectacular and moving.

Part of a series webinar talks focused on the theme of “Mass Extinction: Art, Ritual, Story, and the Sacred”.

Yale ISM has announced the launch of the Religion, Ecology, and Expressive Culture Initiative.

ISM is hosting a series of four webinars that explore topics relating to Mass Extinction: Art, Ritual, Story, and the Sacred.

On Sunday, May 22, the ISM presented its newest graduates with their ISM certificates at a banquet in the Old Refectory at YDS.

As always, many of our students, both new and returning, took advantage of the opportunity to introduce themselves to PRISM readers.

Alumni, Faculty, Fellows and Student news and notes for December 2021.

The online festivities on May 23 included remarks by ISM Director Martin Jean.

Alumni, Student, Fellows, Faculty, and Staff news and notes for May 2021.

The ISM is very proud of this strong and resilient class of 2021 and celebrated their graduation virtually. 

On Sunday, May 17, the ISM presented its newest graduates with their ISM certificates during an online celebration.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Awet Andemicael for a five-year term as associate dean for Marquand Chapel.

On Sunday, May 17, the ISM community and their friends and family gathered on Zoom to celebrate the ISM Class of 2020. Congratulations, graduates!

In the context of covid-19, our lives in the world are nearly at a standstill on a global scale. The exterior world seems to have stopped.