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Kumar examines how Muslim women’s ethical labor shapes their religious practice, sense of devotion, and claims to authority within their communities.

Alexander Straus-Fausto M.M. ’24 will lead one of South Florida’s premier liturgical music programs and help preserve its historic Skinner organ.

Faculty, alumni, and students gathered at Belmont University in July for a conference exploring contemporary praise and worship music.

The ISM alumna reflects on vocation, creativity, and her remarkable journey from painter and architect to bestselling writer and historian.

This diverse cohort brings rich global perspectives and varied expertise to their studies in music, divinity, and religion.

The new auditioned student ensemble advances Yale’s commitment to the study, performance, and enduring legacy of Black sacred music.

Read how the events and exhibits of the last year have strengthened and expanded the ISM’s REEC initiative, now entering its fourth year. 

“Religion at the Crossroads: Africa’s Creative and Spiritual Heritage” brings together scholars, practitioners, performers from around the world. 

Join the vibrant community of scholars and artists at the ISM by applying for the 2027-2028 cohort of fellows.

Applications for the 2027–28 REEC Initiative open September 1, inviting proposals that connect religion, ecology, and expressive culture.

The ISM is inviting Yale students, faculty, staff, and members of the greater New Haven community to audition for its 2026-2027 choral ensembles

Kennedy’s achievement continues Yale’s tradition of excellence in the art of organ improvisation.