Pop superstar Beyoncé and her expansive cultural legacy will be the subject of a new course next year at Yale University.

Professor Daphne Brooks, the mastermind behind this one-credit class, plans to use Beyonce’s music as a gateway to studying influential Black intellectuals like Frederick Douglass and Toni Morrison.

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Dedicated Bees can finally put their knowledge to the test as Yale University has officially announced they are dedicating a ...

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Kicking things off with the 2025 Grammy nominations. Beyonce is the most nominated artist with 11 nominees for her album, ...

Student members of the Beyhive will be happy to learn that Yale University is offering a course on Beyoncé’s cultural impact ...

Beyoncé and Taylor Swift will face off in all top categories at the 67th annual Grammy Awards, leading a pack of nominees ...

Yale will include a course on the political and cultural impact of Beyoncé linking her "artistic genius and Black intellectual practice." ...