People & Profiles

Your friends and family influence your drinking, sleep, weight, and happiness—more than you think.

Several years ago, we interviewed three newly arrived first-years. Now, we interview them when they’ve got their mortaboards on.

How a Tony nominee decided he really was an actor.

Biologist David Skelly is an authority on amphibians.

Between the world wars, life partners Martha May Eliot and Ethel Collins Dunham taught at Yale’s medical school—and were pioneers in pediatrics.

Sherwin Nuland helped reshape our attitudes about death.