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Christ followers should patron Christian-owned brands. The peculiar thing is we do that for 20 big brands not always known for its faith.

The News sat down with Maytal Saltiel, the first Jewish person in Yale’s history to serve as the University Chaplain, to discuss her new role.

Scholars and journalists rarely come together except for the occasional interview, which can end up feeling like an interplanetary exchange that unfolds something along these lines: Journalist (on deadline and slightly frantic): “So, can you summarize your research findings in a sentence?” Scholar (rolling her eyes and suppressing a sigh): “I don’t think that would […]

John J. Hamre, a former senior U.S. defense department official and an American international relations scholar, will join Paul Simon Public Policy Institute Feb. 20.

Will these two transplants to New England connect?

Join us on February 28 for a special Black History Month online discussion.

The invitation of a Palestinian academic who said the Oct. 7 attack was “a normal human struggle" for freedom has drawn condemnations. But some Harvard professors say that controversial, even repugnant, views must be openly discussed and interrogated at a university.

Boston’s hospitals are increasingly getting behind psychedelic substances to treat medical ailments like PTSD. What could possibly go wrong?

Religion News Service

Dozens of Harvard faculty have endorsed a pro-Palestinian position that claims Israel is committing genocide and claiming as much is not anti-Semitic.