Visit Harding School of Theology

Here at HST, we are proud of our campus. In 1953, with the support of countless men and women, Harding College purchased the King Estate in East Memphis to house the extension campus. Then in 1958, the extension campus grew into Harding University Graduate School of Religion. Nearly 65 years later, the name is now Harding School of Theology, and the campus consists of the Overton Memorial Library, a premiere theological library of the south, the W.B. West Classroom Building, the E.H. Ijams Administration Building, and several apartment units for on-campus students.

By visiting campus, you will get an inside look at who we are and a feel for what life is like as a student at HST.

Make an appointment to visit Harding School of Theology’s Memphis campus at hstadmissions@hst.edu or 901-432-7750.

Check the academic calendar to see when school is in session. Note that if you come when school is not in session, it is less likely that you will be able to meet professors or students.

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Top-notch education from experts in their fields. When I started without much undergrad work in Bible or ministry, I worried about whether or not I was in the right place, but the administration, faculty, and staff were supportive. When I transitioned from a distance student to living on-campus, they made everything a breeze, and the community on-campus was fantastic and supportive beyond belief. The library facilities are the best for Biblical Studies, likely anywhere between Harvard and the Mississippi if not the West Coast. HST prepared me for ministry and a life of service and scholarship.

Eric & Angela Hallett

Top-notch education from experts in their fields. When I started without much undergrad work in Bible or ministry, I worried about whether or not I was in the right place, but the administration, faculty, and staff were supportive. When I transitioned from a distance student to living on-campus, they made everything a breeze, and the community on-campus was fantastic and supportive beyond belief. The library facilities are the best for Biblical Studies, likely anywhere between Harvard and the Mississippi if not the West Coast. HST prepared me for ministry and a life of service and scholarship.

Eric & Angela Hallett