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Religion as a Mover of Social Change: The Pronoun Envy Episode | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard University will create a Study of Psychedelics in Society and Culture backed by a $16 million gift from a former Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) employee, recalling 

New faculty directors for AEHS and OBCS bring experience in ecumenical ministry and interdisciplinary scholarship.

The protesters called on the University to divest from corporations that support Israel.

Harvard President Gay’s First 100 Days Marked By Political Turmoil and Campus Division | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard Extension School Students Rally for Degree Name Change | News | The Harvard Crimson

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Three decades ago, a conversation in one of my classes at the University of Tulsa turned to the topic of Ronald Reagan. “Can you believe he called the Soviet Union an evil empire?” a student remarked with evident scorn. To which a small voice from the back of the room replied: “Well, they were pretty evil.”

— By Ron Jenkins, a visiting professor at Yale Divinity School who has taught ISM courses on prison and the arts since 2015. Ron was also an ISM fellow from 2022-23. “I had a life-sentence and I didn’t think I was coming home, sometimes I would feel like my life was over. I would go to the prison chapel, get on the piano, and just sing. That would be my way of talking to God.”

Two Years Into Tenure as Pusey Minister, Potts Says ‘The Biggest Delight’ Has Been Connecting With Undergrads | News | The Harvard Crimson