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During a recent visit to the ISM, guest artist Francesco Cera performed a recital and taught two student masterclasses.

Art, music, and cultural traditions from displaced communities across five continents will come together in an upcoming exhibition, opening Oct. 14.

Julia Alexander will develop exhibitions on religion and the arts while gaining experience in curation, storytelling, engagement, and installation.

ISM and YDS colleagues joined a special service honoring the Rev. Dr. Bryan Spinks and his five decades of ministry, teaching, and scholarship.

Ahead of Schola’s November 1 St. Matthew Passion concert, Markus Rathey explores its meaning beyond the traditional Lenten setting.

Beginning September 30, the 12-week program will offer New Haven middle-school students in grades 6–8 hands-on exploration of visual art.

Under new editor Dr. Loraine Enlow, six scholars explore how worship and the sacred arts cultivate just communities in this revival issue.

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.