Garry

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Garry Trudeau is still learning 

His Doonesbury characters have gone to hell and back, documenting the human cost of war.
By Joshua Kendall ’81
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Light & Verity

New home for Yale's dramatic arts
A theater for the Rep--and much more.
Books, bread, and black bean soup A pundit's next act View all Light & Verity

Findings

Secondhand costs
In thrifting, more may just be . . . more.
Reinventing the cello More than a headache View all Findings

Q&A: Maurie McInnis

Till duty is done
AI at Yale Quantum promise View all Q&A: Maurie McInnis

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Faculty & Staff

Steel magnolia
Mary Clabaugh Wright shattered a glass ceiling as the first tenured woman on the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Rodríguez takes Law School helm America in 26 lectures View all Faculty & Staff

Alumni

Good karma
Kathryn Lofton, Yale’s Lex Hixon Professor of Religious and American studies, considers the experimental life—and faith—of her chair’s namesake.
Crewdson country In the wild View all Alumni

Science & Health

I, chatbot
Student use of AI is ubiquitous, disruptive, and irreversible. Now what? 
Engineering matter(s) Introduction: solutions for a planet in peril View all Science & Health