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Just like old times
The beloved Linonia and Brothers Reading Room in Sterling Library reopened yesterday, looking...
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Persuasive art
John Gambell has brought an artist's eye to Yale's graphic identity.
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Michael Bierut
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History lessons
Recovering the stories of Yale's scattered treasures.
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Mary Christ
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Don't look at me!
All right—who put the googly eyes on the mailbox?
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Private audience
How a group of Yale students coaxed Vladimir Horowitz back to the stage.
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Old Yale
The secret garden
Weir Hall was part of a self-described crank's more ambitious plan.
A civil rights champion
The stories behind the names
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Scene on Campus
A view from the sky
The top floor of Kline Tower is even higher now.
Jump shot
Dancing to a different beat
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Renaissance man
Willie Ruff's creative intellect knew no bounds.
A new doctor in the house
A focus on equity in nursing
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Akiko Iwasaki and the fight against COVID
How a leading Yale immunologist reworked her entire lab at the beginning of the pandemic--and became one of the most prolific and visible COVID researchers.
Blazing out
Big ideas
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Admissions
Admissions after affirmative action
Amid the fallout, new scrutiny for legacy preference.
The college, by the numbers
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Reviews: March/April 2024
A climatologist looks back at past climate shifts; Paul Giamatti's podcast; Henry Winkler's memoir.
Mobile, home
Ancient fiddles
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Vol LXXXVII, No 4
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