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

‘A Busy Season of Searching’: Beginning of Gay’s Tenure Marked by Dean Searches | News | The Harvard Crimson

Gospel artist Marcus Jordan’s single “Dance” has reached the Top 20 on the Billboard Gospel Airplay list and continues a steady rise to the Top 10.

It took 207 years for the school to reach this milestone.

Marla F. Frederick is the first Black woman to be named dean of Harvard Divinity School in its 207-year history.

University President Claudine Gay wrote in an email to Divinity School affiliates that she is “thrilled to welcome Marla back […] The post Marla Frederick becomes first Black woman to lead Harvard’s divinity school appeared first on TheGrio.

African American Religion Scholar Marla Frederick Returns to Harvard, Will Be First Woman to Lead Divinity School | News | The Harvard Crimson

By Earlier this semester, Harvard — and many pockets of the academic world — erupted in controversy after Professor Cornel R. West ’74 threatened to leave Harvard for the second time, after the University allegedly denied his request to be considered for tenure. Ultimately, West — a Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy at the Harvard Divinity School and of African and African American Studies in the FAS — did elect to leave Harvard, departing for Union Theolo...