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The Nation documents that Ken Roth–the man who stuck the apartheid label on Israel as head of Human Rights Watch — lost a fellowship at Harvard’s Kennedy School because of his criticism of Israel.

Princeton Administrator Dunne Will Be Next Harvard College Dean of Students | News | The Harvard Crimson

Seventeen UChicago faculty members receive named, distinguished service professorships

The poet’s new book of photographs and verse is haunted by the dead who will not stay dead.

THE ORNAMENT OF THE WORLDMonday, December 26, 2022The Story Of Medieval Spain, a Rich and Complex Period When Muslims, Christians and Jews Shared a Vibrant Culture THE ORNAMENT

Barber, 59, said he is excited about joining Yale and sees it as a transition from one type of pastoral work to another.

At Harvard Business School, inside a seminar room with a smattering of button-down shirts and puffy fall jackets, a group of future corporate managers were..

Rev. William Barber, Yale Divinity School, Yale University, HBCUs, Poor People's Campaign, NAACP, Moral Mondays

Yale Divinity School is launching a new Center for Public Theology and Public Policy, an advocacy-focused body to be led by prominent pastor and activist William Barber II. “The goal of this center will be to prepare a new generation—what we call moral fusion leaders—that are going to be active in creating a just society both in the academy and in the streets,” Barber said in

The new Center for Public Theology and Public Policy will work at the intersection of theology and advocacy. Barber joins Yale’s faculty as founding director.