Aad Goudappel

features

A generation in crisis

Why are an unprecedented number of college students reporting mental health issues? A psychiatrist who treats them has some ideas.
By Doris Iarovici ’87, ’92MD
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features

Rudolph, reconsidered

Years after his death, the architect of Yale's most controversial building is getting new critical attention.
By Paul Rudolph ’72
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features

Another country

The son of a samurai, Kan-ichi Asakawa tried to forge connections and promote peace over a half century in the United States.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86
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Light & Verity

Using the institutional voice

A faculty committee weighs in on speaking out.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

Blog: Daily Snap

A classic interior

When the sun is streaming through the windows on a frigid winter day, the sculpture hall at the...

In the magazine

Findings

Finding someone in plain sight
Giving a name to a painting's forgotten subject.
Exploring the genetic contribution to personality Clearing the air View all Findings

Where They Are Now

Culinary quest
American restaurateur Lucas Sin '15 moved to Hong Kong to be near the food he loves.
A Yalie's route to the NFL Allergic to boredom View all Where They Are Now

Last Look

Taking to the water
An early morning on the Housatonic.
Air mail Fun all over View all Last Look

Topics  

Faculty & Staff

After 44 years, an autism pioneer steps down
Fred Volkmar is retiring from Yale, but he's still got a lot on his agenda.
Reshaping the story Persuasive art View all Faculty & Staff

Arts & Culture

Table for two
A classic sculpture by the artist Marisol.
American studies Color story View all Arts & Culture

Sports

Fall sports highlights
An upset over Harvard at The Game; titles for volleyball and women's cross country.
Pain and courage: reorienting a life World class View all Sports