Congratulations to our On the evening of Thursday 12 February, the University community gathered at Immanuel College Chapel in Adelaide to witness the graduation of 74 students receiving 74 awards. The...
The Life of Saint Macrina' is a significant work of early Christian literature written by Bishop Gregory of Nyssa. In the form of a letter to the monk Olympus, Gregory describes the life and influence of his sister...
Revd Dr Chris Porter on being peace makers in a siloed world. @Theologytrinity
Here are the 20 female theologians, beginning with one recommended book/chapter/article for each. We strongly encourage you to get to know the work of these 20 female theologians in 2021.
Dr Kerrie Handasyde's new publication shows how creative writing gives voice to the drama and nuance of religious experience in a way that is rarely captured by sermons, reports, and the minutes of church meetings.
Together in One Place “We talk about privilege, but not justice or power… Feminist theologies are not exclusively Christian. Theology as a discipline doesn’t see itself and its’ whiteness” – Janice McRandal “The land...
Switching to WMS saved us time and money and improved workflows for staff working across different libraries in our system.
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New publication by Dr Ken Manley. This fascinating study of T.E. Ruth, a progressive theologian, a public theologian and controversialist illuminates one of the more divisive and formative periods in Australian...
Revd Dr Chris Porter on being peace makers in a siloed world. @Theologytrinity
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Congratulations to Associate Professor Katharine Massam on her book A Bridge Between: Spanish Benedictine Missionary Women in Australia being shortlisted for a national prize in Australian History - the NSW Premier's...
University of Divinity international students rate their overall experience the highest of any university in Australia.
Revd Dr Chris Porter on being peace makers in a siloed world. @Theologytrinity
Since 1991, the University’s administrative office has been housed in the Uniting Church manse in Highbury Grove, Kew. This facility has served the University well through an exceptional period of growth and...
The results are in from the student unit evaluations in Semester 1, 2021. Dr Carolyn Alsen, Learning Specialist at the University of Divinity provides a summary for students.
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Congratulations to Professor Mary Coloe pbvm who has been appointed to serve on the Editorial Board as an Associate Editor of the Catholic Biblical Quarterly, from 2022-2025.
“The blood of Jesus is my vaccine” read one of the signs at a recent protest against lockdown regulations in Sydney. While our tendency might be to roll our eyes at such ridiculous anti-science views, these sentiments...
Revd Dr Chris Porter on being peace makers in a siloed world. @Theologytrinity
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Dr Robert Dixon (Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Divinity) is co-signatory to a letter published in The Age on the question on religion in the Australian census.
Congratulations to Dr Graeme L Blackman AO who has been elected the new President of the Victorian Council of Churches, commencing in 2022.
Professor Mary Coloe responds to the themes of the combined conferences of the Australian Biblical, Theological and Moral Associations, in her plenary paper "Much Ado About Nothing".
Watch recordings of past events within the COVID-Revelations research theme. Indigenous Perspectives Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples experience the pandemic in ways that are unique to their experience as...
This call for papers might be of interest to members of the UD community interested in the role of faith communities in the 'public square'.
The NAIDOC Theme for 2021 is “Healing Country”. Country needs to be understood as more than just a place. Country encompasses every aspect of an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person's life. When we think...
The University of Divinity research community recently gathered online for the annual Research Conference. During the conference, we celebrated publications written by our academics, honorary researchers and HDR...
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