Texas State University offering Harry Styles course: 'It’s official'

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more about Harry Styles? Well this might be your chance. Now that this Texas University has decided to offer the first-ever college course focused on the success of the singer.Assistant professor of digital history Dr.

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Harry Styles 101. The pop star finds himself as the subject of a new course offering through Texas State University, dubbed , kicking off in the spring 2023 semester. But students lucky enough to score a seat in the lecture won't just be revisiting lyrics and romantic history -- they'll be studying Styles' broader impact on society as a whole through his larger-than-life persona.

Harry Styles is set to be the subject of a course taught at a Texas University from next year, it has been announced. Harry Styles and the Cult of Celebrity: Identity, the Internet, and European Pop Culture will be on offer at Texas State University Honours College from spring 2023.