Who remembers the telephone booths in the nave of Sterling Memorial Library? In keeping with the library's ecclesiastically inspired architecture... Read on
Mark Alden Branch ’86 | August 30 2024 12:00am | 1 comment
They’re back! We were glad to see first-years milling around with their families after this morning's Yale College Opening Assembly on Cross... Read on
Our November 21, 1941, cover featured a photo from a Yale Dramat production of Aristophanes’s Frogs, staged by drama student Burt Shevelove in the... Read on
A nice surprise in the renovated L&B Reading Room in Sterling Library: a decommissioned pneumatic tube station that had been in the room years... Read on
Fifty years ago tonight, Richard Nixon announced that he would resign as president of the United States. At noon the next day, Gerald R. Ford... Read on
As part of a reshuffling on Science Hill to prepare the site for a mammoth new Physical Sciences and Engineering Building, a new chemical safety... Read on
High Street between Chapel and Elm has been closed this week for some preliminary work on the upcoming conversion of the street to a pedestrian and... Read on
Our day was made today when Kingman, AKA Handsome Dan XIX, stopped by the Yale Alumni Magazine offices to confer with some of our staff. (Two... Read on
As we watch sixteen Yale students and alumni compete for nine different countries in this year's Olympic rowing events in Paris, we thought about a... Read on
Now on view at the Beinecke: an exhibition on the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies. Since 1984, the archive has collected 4,400... Read on
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