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HIU Upgrades Classroom Technology for Seamless Hybrid LearningSeptember 9, 2026
Equipping classrooms with reliable technology is essential to ensure seamless instruction for both online and in-person students. To that end, HIU upgraded classroom sound and display systems. Technology Support Associate Joe Chung, Interim VP of Business & Finance Ken Mullen, and outsourced IT partner Novus led the project.
Student News, Uncategorized
Alumnus Releases Memoir on Mental Health, Loss, and Finding Purpose
August 31, 2026
Master of Arts in Chaplaincy Alumnus Rich Miller-Murphy ‘24 has published a memoir chronicling how loss and hidden struggles ultimately gave way to a life of meaning and service.
Upcoming Events
7:00 pm
Equinox Earth Songs: An Evening with Terry HermsenCome hear poet and songwriter Terry Hermsen for a soulful evening of ecologically informed love, outrage, mourning, wit, and joy. In poems and songs, Terry will trace the existential shift into eco-awakening and belonging, inviting us with him into this journey of creating restorative Earth
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Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding
Islands of Sanity: Building a Community of Peace at HIU
In a time of uncertainty, fear, division, and institutional breakdown, perhaps the most important question for a leader is not, "What should I do?" The post Islands of Sanity: Building a Community of Peace at HIU first appeared on Religion & Peace.
Islamic Chaplaincy
Suhbah in the Rockies: Reflections from the Sohaib Sultan Chaplains Retreat
In Snowmass Village, Colorado, in a place where the mountain peaks let you witness the Divine attributes of Jalal (Majesty) and Jamal (Beauty) side by side, thirty-three chaplains and their families, fifty-six of us in all, spent nearly four days together. The post Suhbah in the Rockies: Reflections from the Sohaib Sultan Chaplains Retreat first appeared on Religion & Peace.
Equitable Justice & International Peacebuilding
Centering Women and Girls in Peace building and Atrocity Prevention
The conflict in Sudan has become a devastating reminder that wars are not only fought on battlefields; they are experienced in homes, communities, and the daily lives of civilians. The post Centering Women and Girls in Peace building and Atrocity Prevention first appeared on Religion & Peace.
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