Divinity Alumni Offer Perspectives on Navigating Stressful Times
Three Divinity alumni, each a psychologist or licensed counselor, discuss the personal and professional challenges presented by current stressful times.
400 Years After the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Why Does It Matter to Christian Higher Education?
Professor David Emmanuel Goatley and alumnus Michael Battle took part in a panel discussion on the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade and its relevance for Christian higher education.
Bishop Powell to Lead 1.4 Million AME Zion Church
Alumnus Bishop Staccato Powell, presiding prelate of the Western Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church (AME Zion) has been elevated to the position of president of the Board of Bishops.
Duke Women’s Weekend to Feature Divinity School Faculty, Alumnae
The Feb. 20-22 event will feature Duke Divinity Professor Kate Bowler as keynote speaker along with a number of Divinity School graduates as speakers.
Duke Divinity School Establishes Scholarship Fund with $5 Million Gift
The gift from alumnus A. Morris Williams will support graduate students at Duke Divinity School.
Duke Divinity Alumnus Scott Cameron M.Div'16 organizes a Friendship House in Fayetteville, NC
The Fayetteville Friendship House, which opened late last year, is the brainchild of Scott Cameron, a physician and a graduate of Duke Divinity School.
Alumnus Scott Bullard Named President of Pfeiffer University
Dr. Scott Bullard, M.Div '02 will become the 11th president of Pfeiffer University.
National Alumni Council Meets for Spring 2019
Recently, members of the Duke Divinity National Alumni Council met for their spring meeting at Duke Divinity School. 
Duke Divinity Alumnus Christopher Donald D'06 Named Vanderbilt University Chaplain
The Rev. Christopher Donald has been named the university chaplain and director of the Office of Religious Life at Vanderbilt University. 
"Music & Martyrdom" Event Features World Premiere and Panel Discussion
On March 29 at 7 p.m., Duke Initiatives in Theology in the Arts (DITA) at Duke Divinity School will host an evening of music and conversation reflecting on the lives and legacies of martyrs.

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