'They were men of Yale': Two Black scholars honored posthumously
In a stirring ceremony, Yale this week honored two Black scholars who studied theology here in the 1800s but couldn’t formally register because of their race.
Source: yale.edu
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In a stirring ceremony, Yale this week honored two Black scholars who studied theology here in the 1800s but couldn’t formally register because of their race.
Dear Members of the Yale Community, I write to share the news that the Yale board of trustees has voted to confer the M.A. Privatim degree on the Reverend James W. C. Pennington (c. 1807-1870) and the Reverend Alexander Crummell (1819-1898), effective today.
Yale University will provide financial assistance to Connecticut high schoolers to attend any historically Black colleges or universities.