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featuresFirst personSeveral years ago, we interviewed three newly arrived first-years. Now, we interview them when they’ve got their mortaboards on. featuresOpen secretsOnce a year, Yale’s hush-hush senior societies engage in some cryptic but very public initiation rituals. featuresThe man who saved the dinosaursDinosaurs were lumbering, stupid, scientifically boring beasts—until John Ostrom rewrote the book on them.  7 comments
From the EditorA maven of Yale historyJudith Ann Schiff has plumbed the university’s archives for 53 years. Letters to the EditorPulling out all the stopsReaders talk back about Yale’s first African American grad, canine cognition, the cost of tuition, and more. Where They Are NowA gentleman’s guide to successHow a Tony nominee decided he really was an actor. Old YaleDual-career coupleBetween the world wars, life partners Martha May Eliot and Ethel Collins Dunham taught at Yale’s medical school—and were pioneers in pediatrics. Web ExtraList: 41 secret societies at YaleAll the societies we know about, as of spring 2014. 1 comment
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