Issue Archives: 2023

January/February

Vol LXXXVI, No 3

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features

Greek drama

The travels of Yale's Athena, including tragedy, comedy, heads, and noses.

By Mark Alden Branch ’86 Ico comments

Ico comments

features

An everyday, practical magic

Richard Stoltzman put the clarinet in the spotlight and became a star. The journey has been a winding path.

By Matthew Guerrieri Ico comments

Ico comments

From the Editor

An alum changes course

Ben Bartolome '16 is making financial advice accessible.

By Kathrin Day Lassila ’81

Letters to the Editor

Letters: January/February 2023

Where They Are Now

Ready for prime time

Baritone Michael Chioldi '94MusM sings Rigoletto at the Met.

By brin solomon ’14

Scene on Campus

Return of the Bag Monster

The plastic-wrapped demon promotes sustainability.

President's Letter

Climate innovation

By Peter Salovey ’86PhD

Sporting Life

Top of the Ivy

League titles for the football and volleyball teams.

By Evan Frondorf ’14

Last Look

A place of one's own

Architecture students build a backyard home.

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Light & Verity

VIP tour

A budding child scientist gets a warm welcome on campus.

COVID update: January/February 2023

A range of options

A cappella groups agree to audition all genders.

15 million volumes: all yours

The university offers library privileges for alumni.

Grad students vote on a union

A 32-year struggle may soon come to a resolution.

Law School bows out of U.S. News rankings

Other top law schools quickly followed suit.

Elected Elis

Alumni in Congress and governorships.

Campus Clips

Milestones

More news of Yale people

A doctor in the college

Bernard Lytton served Yale in a number of roles.

Findings

Noted

Inside your brain

Comparing ours to those of chimpanzees.

Not going to waste

What to do with the remains of urban trees.

Educating a democracy

How the quality of schools affected voting in the 1840s.

Arts & Culture

The sailor's guide

A fifteenth-century map shows the Mediterranean from a maritime point of view.

Reviews: January/February 2023

The science of COVID, Jews in the Ivy League, a grad student's fantasy novel.

Calendar

Output: January/February 2023

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