Whitley’s 2024 Origins of Dissent Study Tour is an exciting opportunity for students and Christians with a keen interest in discovering more about the story of dissenting origins in Europe.
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Whitley CollegeRecorded session extension | Raising Our Tribal Voice for Justice
We're thrilled to announce that access to the livestream recordings of our recent conference, "Raising Our Tribal Voice for Justice: An Indigenous Theological Revolution," has been extended to all conference delegates...
School of Indigenous StudiesUniversity Gazette March 2024
University Gazette for March 2024. The Gazette is a public document that reports the outcomes of meetings of the University Council and Academic Board since the last Gazette was issued.
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Library HubExploring Indigenous Spirituality: Insights from the ‘Raising Our Tribal Voice for Justice’ Conference
Read insights from representatives of the Dayspring, Heart of Life, and Wellspring Spirituality Centres who recently attended the "Raising Our Tribal Voice for Justice: An Indigenous Theological Revolution" conference...
2024 Melbourne March Graduation
On the evening of Friday 15 March 2024, the University gathered at St Paul's Cathedral Melbourne and online to witness the graduation of 255 students receiving 262 awards. During the ceremony, the Distinguished Service...
In memoriam: Reverend Professor Anthony J. Kelly CSsR
The University of Divinity community mourns the passing of Reverend Professor Anthony J. Kelly CSsR. Tony was the President of Yarra Theological Union from 1980-1985 and 1994-1997.
Professor Megan Cassidy-Welch to be Dean of Research Strategy
Vice-Chancellor Professor Peter Sherlock and Vice-Chancellor elect Professor James McLaren are delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Megan Cassidy-Welch FAHA FRHS as Dean of Research Strategy at the...
ABC Soul Search | An Indigenous theological revolution
Raising our Tribal Voice for Justice: An Indigenous Theological Revolution, was a conference held at the University of Divinity in Naarm on Wurundjeri country (Melbourne, Victoria). In this episode, Meredith Lake...
Study with us: Ecumenical Studies
Explore the key moments and achievements of the ecumenical movement in the 20th Century in this Semester 1 unit at Pilgrim Theological College.
Pilgrim Theological CollegeHistoric Recognition Ceremony Honours Dr Aunty Jean Phillips with Doctor of Divinity
In a momentous ceremony hosted at the University of Divinity's St Paschal Chapel, coinciding with the "Raising Our Tribal Voices for Justice" Indigenous theological historic conference, the University’s highest award...
Raising our Tribal Voice for Justice – Conference end
We've just concluded a historic and sold-out 4-day journey at the "Raising Our Tribal Voice for Justice: An Indigenous Theological Revolution" conference, hosted by The School of Indigenous Studies at the University Of...