Photograph by Bob Handelman

features

Greek drama

The travels of Yale's Athena, including tragedy, comedy, heads, and noses.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86
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Blog: Daily Snap

Putting poetry together

Ada Limón, the 24th United States Poet Laureate, spoke in the Art Gallery lecture hall on...

Light & Verity

Law School bows out of U.S. News rankings

Other top law schools quickly followed suit.
By Peggy Edersheim Kalb ’86

Arts & Culture

The sailor's guide

A fifteenth-century map shows the Mediterranean from a maritime point of view.
By Raymond Clemens

features

An everyday, practical magic

Richard Stoltzman put the clarinet in the spotlight and became a star. The journey has been a winding path.
By Matthew Guerrieri
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In the magazine

Findings

Educating a democracy
How the quality of schools affected voting in the 1840s.
Inside your brain Not going to waste View all Findings

Last Look

A place of one's own
Architecture students build a backyard home.
Green acre Monumental View all Last Look

Milestones

A doctor in the college
Bernard Lytton served Yale in a number of roles.
At home at the House Policing and the Golden Rule View all Milestones

Topics  

Sports

Top of the Ivy
League titles for the football and volleyball teams.
A remarkable run Tyng dynasties View all Sports

Alumni

Ready for prime time
Baritone Michael Chioldi '94MusM sings Rigoletto at the Met.
An alum changes course Overdue View all Alumni

Politics & Law

Elected Elis
Alumni in Congress and governorships.
"The years that we've lost" The future of voting View all Politics & Law