Bob Handelman

features

Eyeing the future, grappling with the past

History professor Marci Shore studies events in Ukraine with a sense of empathy.
By Debra Spark ’84

Blog: Daily Snap

Now and then: a street no more

The undated sepia photo—probably from around 1900—shows Library Street between High...

features

Slow down and fix things

The Yale College Opening Assembly Address
By Peter Salovey ’86PhD

Arts & Culture

Reviews: November/December 2023 

Books about the race to the North Pole, modern-day Brontë sisters, and a New York street that nurtured artists.

Light & Verity

Salovey to step down after 11 years

He says that Yale is now "a stronger university."
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

features

World class

Soccer player and aspiring physician Michelle Alozie '19 became a bit of a celebrity this summer as a member of the Nigerian World Cup team.
By Evan Frondorf ’14

In the magazine

From the Editor

Deciphering
Five and a half pounds of James Joyce's Ulysses.
The colors of summer Lifting their voices View all From the Editor

Scene on Campus

Dancing to a different beat
Cowboy boots on Beinecke Plaza.
Lighting the way Salsa and electronics View all Scene on Campus

Findings

BTS moves online
A Yale professor tracks the role of the internet in K-pop success.
Turning up the heat Too many diagnoses View all Findings

Topics  

Faculty & Staff

Freedom of mind
Through the Yale Prison Education Initiative, faculty are bringing Yale courses to people behind bars.
The Westerner Remembering Judith Schiff View all Faculty & Staff

New Haven

Architecture students build a "village" for teachers
The first-year building project takes on a multiyear plan.
Escape to New Haven A new route to HBCUs View all New Haven

Yale History

The stories behind the names
Fifty years after the Vietnam War, we remember some of the Yale men who died there.
God and white men at Yale The pioneers View all Yale History