Queen Bey and Yale: The Ivy League university is set to offer a course on Beyoncé and her legacy
The performer's wide-ranging repertoire will be used as a portal for students to learn about historic Black intellectuals.
Yale Students Get in 'Formation' for Beyoncé 101: Report
Professor Daphne Brooks will lead the class. The Yale course centers around Beyoncé’s groundbreaking albums since 2013, including “Lemonade” and up to 2024's "Cowboy Carter,” focusing on her role in shaping Black cultural identity. "
Yale University offers new course on Beyonce's 'boundary-transgressing' cultural impact
Yale University announced Friday that it would offer a new course on Beyoncé’s “breakthroughs and innovations" in the music industry for next semester.
Students at $67K-a-year Yale offered course on Beyoncé and ‘Black Radical Tradition’
Yale University’s African American Studies Professor Daphne Brooks intends to use the performer’s wide-ranging repertoire, including footage of her live performances, as a “portal” for students to learn about Black intellectuals, from Frederick Douglass to Toni Morrison.
Beyoncé course coming to Yale University to examine her legacy
Carter's political and cultural impact will be studied in a new college course coming to Yale University next year.
Beyoncé is now the subject of a college course at Yale. Here's what students will study
The legend will be at the center of a college course at Yale, according to Yale Daily News. Titled “Beyoncé Makes History: Black Radical Tradition, Culture, Theory & Politics Through Music,” the course will study her career from 2013 self-titled album through 2024’s 'Cowboy Carter. '
A Beyoncé Course Is Heading To Yale University, And The Beyhive Are Ready To Enroll
For the Spring 2025 semester, Yale University students will dive deep into Beyoncé’s impact as part of a special course led by professor Daphne Brooks. In a sit-down with Yale’s Daily News, Professor Brooks discussed the upcoming class titled, “Beyoncé Makes History: Black Radical Tradition History, Culture, Theory & Politics through Music.”
It’s Beyoncé—Being The Subject Of A Whole College Course—For Us
The course was developed by Daphne Brooks, professor of African American Studies, who will examine Beyonce’s cultural and political contributions. Professor Brooks’s focus on the American Requiem singer is a byproduct of a previous course she taught at Princeton University. The focus of that curriculum: “Black Women in Popular Music Culture.”
Yale University offering course on Beyoncé next year
NEW HAVEN, Connect. - An African American Studies Professor at Yale University will turn her attention to Beyoncé next semester.
Yale class to examine Beyoncé’s political, cultural impact
Yale University is offering a full course dedicated to Beyoncé and her impact on politics and culture, following a trend among schools that are carving out credits to study specific pop stars. The
Beyoncé's influential music career will be the focus of a new Yale University course next year
Though global superstar Beyoncé was a Houston, Texas baby, a new effort on the East Coast is spreading knowledge about her transcendental influence in both the American political and music scene. Yale University in Connecticut will offer a new course in the spring of 2025 using Beyoncé's music as a frame to explore the activism and interdisciplinary work of Black intellectuals.
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Professor Daphne Brooks To Teach A Course On Beyoncé At Yale University
Yale University will be teaching a course centering Beyoncé. NBC News reports the university will be offering a course titled ...
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Who runs the (academic) world? Yale rolls out new class focused on Beyoncé’s cultural impact
Taught by Daphne Brooks, a professor of African American studies and music, the course will follow her work over 11 years ...