Alumni told us about the spots on campus that mean the most to them—and why.

Veteran AIDS activist Gregg Gonsalves wants to change the way you think about illness.

Before he had even graduated from Yale, Walter Camp took the lead in transforming a chaotic variant of English rugby into football as we know it.

When a time-honored title makes people uncomfortable.

Money manager Scott Bessent ’84 on failure, choosing a major, and how finance is like journalism.

The many moods of Sage Boy.

Connecting young musicians, at Yale and in the public schools.

Arthur Bertram Randolph ’06 died before America entered the war.

Medals at the Pan-American Games in swimming and rowing.

Yale’s longest-serving polo pony can be found in Payne Whitney Gymnasium.

The president talks about seven deanships, being filled in a span of two years.