Queen Bey and Yale: The Ivy League university is set to offer a course on Beyoncé and her legacy

25 articles, oldest first.

1. The Guardian

   I am … the syllabus: course on Beyoncé to be offered at Yale University ↗ (opens The Guardian)

   Published Nov 10, 2024

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   New class is latest to explore a pop icon’s impact, with other universities offering courses on Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga

2. KHOU Houston

   Queen Bey and Yale: The Ivy League university is set to offer a course on Beyoncé and her legacy ↗ (opens KHOU Houston)

   Published Nov 11, 2024

   Same headline from 15 more outlets

   KHOU Houston's feed description

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

3. FOX 5 New York

   Yale University offering course on Beyoncé next year ↗ (opens FOX 5 New York)

   Published Nov 11, 2024

   Same headline from 3 more outlets

   FOX 5 New York's feed description

   Queen Bey fans may be able to turn their attention to the world-famous singer next semester.

4. ABC 7 Los Angeles

   Yale University to offer a course on Beyonce and her legacy ↗ (opens ABC 7 Los Angeles)

   Published Nov 11, 2024

   Same headline from 1 more outlet

   ABC 7 Los Angeles's feed description

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

5. New York Post

   Students at $67K-a-year Yale offered course on Beyoncé and ‘Black Radical Tradition’ ↗ (opens New York Post)

   Published Nov 11, 2024

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

6. Breitbart News

   Yale University to Offer 'Beyonce Makes History' Course in 2025 ↗ (opens Breitbart News)

   Published Nov 11, 2024

   Breitbart News's feed description

   Students attending Yale University will be given the chance to take a one-credit course on pop star Beyoncé in 2025.

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