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Academic Council MeetingFebruary 15, 20243:30 – 5:00 PM0012 Westbrook Building (Divinity School) 1. Welcome / Remarks from the Chair 2. Approval of the January 18, 2024 m

On November 9, 26 students and two faculty were arrested by the University of Chicago Police Department (UCPD) during a sit-in at Rosenwald Hall in protest of the University’s investments in institutions complicit in the genocide of Palestinians. Though legal charges have been dropped, the University’s disciplinary process is ongoing. Gathered here are excerpts from...

The Rev. Andre Cortez Gilford Jr. ’24 M.Div. is the current president of Yale Black Seminarians, a Divinity School student group of more than 30 members that has pushed for change at YDS for 55 years. As president he is keen to continue the momentum first set in motion by YBS founders in 1969. At that time, YBS advocacy played a vital role in the YDS decision to hire its first

The opening of Kirkland Hall marks the completion of four out of nine projects as part of FutureVU.

Tale of Two Countries. Last night, Harvard held a Gathering to Heal & Heal. Today, we watched the Dignified Transfer of Remains of 3 Heroes.

Duke collaborated with a group called Faith For Our Planet to combine faith and environmental activism.

2024 marks the 200th anniversary of the revolution in Haiti. We examine how Muslims were involved, and how Islam may have influenced Haitian cultures.

The art installation on the quad honors Palestinians killed in Gaza after October 7.

Since Oct. 7, screenings across the country have been canceled, postponed, and cited in a federal lawsuit.

Art can be a form of activism that challenges the system in ways words cannot. Find out some of the ways art activism is used in Nashville.