Chris Buck

features

Yale's next steps

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

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

Have a seat

18,000 folding chairs, ready for Baccalaureate and Class Day on Sunday and Commencement on Monday.

In the magazine

Light & Verity

Yelp for Yalies
Students reveal their favorite dining hall entrees.
Two candidates for trustee Undergrad wins the publishing game View all Light & Verity

Where They Are Now

Out fishing
The "Audubon of trout," twelve books later.
Lisa Sanders is on the case Culinary quest View all Where They Are Now

Old Yale

Man with a mission
The millionaire student who built a shelter for the down-and-out.
Early bloomer Partez! View all Old Yale

Topics  

Faculty & Staff

A love affair with books 
John Donatich is stepping down after 22 years at Yale University Press.
History lessons Akiko Iwasaki and the fight against COVID View all Faculty & Staff

Campus

A connection to Cuba on Old Campus
A professor saw a familiar word on a memorial gate—and wanted to know more.
Old friend Big plans for Science Hill View all Campus

Sports

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 A Yalie's route to the NFL View all Sports