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features

Pain and courage: reorienting a life

Swimmer Ali Truwit '23 learns to cope with the unthinkable.
By Veronique Greenwood ’08
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Blog: Daily Snap

Claire's looks forward to fifty

Claire's Corner Copia, the vegetarian restaurant that has soothed generations of Yalies with its...

features

They care

As the School of Nursing winds up its centennial, we profile ten alums who are making a difference.
By Dylan Walsh ’11MEM

features

Old friend

Beloved by students since the 1930s, the L and B Room is back after a meticulous renovation.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

Light & Verity

Making his way

A Yale theater great is honored on Broadway.

President's Letter

Accelerating planetary solutions for a better world

By Maurie McInnis ’96PhD
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In the magazine

Findings

AI gives itself five stars
Machine-written restaurant reviews sound human--to humans.
When is a church a house church? Battling babesiosis View all Findings

Scene on Campus

How (not) to grow a garden
An experiment in a rooftop greenhouse on Science Hill.
Biking away A view from the sky View all Scene on Campus

Old Yale

Fit for a president
A railroad magnate's mansion became the home of Yale's leader--after a drastic makeover.
Racing to romance The secret garden View all Old Yale

Topics  

Campus

Big plans for Science Hill
An enormous new lab building will reshape the northern half of the block.
Communing with creation Mobile, home View all Campus

Alumni

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.
Fifty years on . . . and the music never stopped. Decisions of the heart View all Alumni

Faculty & Staff

SOM's guiding spirit
William Donaldson '53 was an innovator on Wall Street and in academia.
Have meds, will travel Reshaping the story View all Faculty & Staff