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As it Happened: Harvard Commencement 2023 | News | The Harvard Crimson

NPR makes a nightly joke of its evening newscast title, All Things Considered. On Monday, they aired a complete

Amid Intense Internal Dispute, Harvard Graduate Council Votes to Remove Finance Chair, Alleging Misconduct | News | The Harvard Crimson

Relive the struggles and triumphs of the downtrodden with our guide to the best Horatio Alger books. Experience American literature like never before!

At the intersection of where new meets old, and style meets sustainability, you will find Harvard Divinity School’s recently renovated main campus building—Swartz Hall. The elegant addition bridges the space between the original, century-old chapel and the new student classrooms and event space in a way that is at once modern and traditional.

"Conversation is the vehicle for change. We test our ideas. We hear our own voice in concert with another. And inside those pauses of listening, we approach new territories of thought." Terry Tempest Williams, When Women Were Birds: Fifty-Four Variations on Voice

The First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City has chosen a new pastor to replace the Rev. Tom Goldsmith. Rev. J Sylvan was approved overwhelmingly at a congregational meeting on April 30 at the historic church on 1300 East in Salt Lake City. Sylvan will start officially on Sept 10.

Scholars are emphasizing evidence of women's leadership roles in the New Testament.

(RNS) — ‘It’s not that we’re trying to rewrite history. It’s simply that women have been obscured,’ said Beth Allison Barr.

Dave Naftalin and Jeanette Small are among the first people licensed by Oregon to facilitate psilocybin therapy. They sat down with the Source to talk about the emerging industry.