Gavin Susantio ’25MAR

features

The Restoration

British art is back at Yale--with a wider lens.
By Robin Cembalest ’82

features

The go-to guy for CEOs

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld helps leaders learn from their peers.
By Debra Spark ’84

Light & Verity

Feds fuel financial uncertainty

The university braces for a cut in research funding and an endowment tax increase.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

Blog: Daily Snap

Mystery Monday: some hardware

If you went to Yale, you almost certainly pulled on one of these door handles. Where are they?

features

Yale's next steps

On the eve of her inauguration, we talked to President Maurie McInnis '96PhD about Yale’s future.

Last Look

Spring forward

Cherry blossom time at Vanderbilt Hall.

In the magazine

Findings

Shot through the intergalactic heart
A grad student finds a galaxy with a distinctive look.
Bacteria that breaks barriers When the vaccine is the problem View all Findings

Scene on Campus

En garde!
Fencing isn’t like the sword fights you see in the movies—but it still looks pretty cool sometimes.
Good vibrations A night at the museum View all Scene on Campus

Sporting Life

Return to March Madness
No upset this time, but the men's basketball team made its fifth NCAA Tournament appearance in eight seasons.
Postseason potential Fall sports highlights View all Sporting Life

Topics  

Money & Business

What we could gain from weight-loss drugs
Making them more widely available could save 42,000 lives a year.
SOM's guiding spirit The real dawn of e-commerce View all Money & Business

Alumni

Out fishing
The "Audubon of trout," twelve books later.
Lifelong learner Pain and courage: reorienting a life View all Alumni

Arts & Culture

Reviews: May/June 2025
New leader for poor little lambs Rudolph, reconsidered View all Arts & Culture