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Freedom of mind

Through the Yale Prison Education Initiative, faculty are bringing Yale courses to people behind bars.
By Dylan Walsh ’11MEM
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Light & Verity

Admissions after affirmative action
Amid the fallout, new scrutiny for legacy preference.
Full house Elga Wasserman's life and times View all Light & Verity

Scene on Campus

Lighting the way
A striking new building takes over Becton Plaza.
Salsa and electronics Picturing Pauli View all Scene on Campus

Findings

Sad songs say so much
Researchers say sad music creates a sense of connection.
The earliest imperials This is your brain on sugar View all Findings

Last Look

Flowering at Yale
What's blooming at the Marsh gardens.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it Back to the past View all Last Look

Milestones

A focus on equity in nursing
New dean Azita Emami emphasizes the need for attention to marginalized communities.
Sharing Yale's abundance of art From Westminster Abbey to Yale View all Milestones

Arts & Culture

Queen Henrietta Maria, in miniature
In the Center for British Art's collection, a token of love.
Reviews: September/October 2023 Decoding the pharmacological past View all Arts & Culture

President's Letter

Milestones in nursing
From research to policy Artificial intelligence View all President's Letter

Sporting Life

Spring sports: end of a rowing era
Steve Gladstone finished his collegiate coaching career with a win over Harvard.
Winter sports highlights Top of the Ivy View all Sporting Life

From the Editor

The colors of summer
What blooms in the campus's quietest season.
Lifting their voices One painful year later View all From the Editor

New Haven

Saying goodbye to Margaret Holloway
A drama school alum who became known as the "Shakespeare Lady."
Banner years A place to live with HIV and AIDS View all New Haven

Old Yale

Coach Alice
Mrs. Walter Camp helped coach three national championship teams at Yale.
A vine mess Escape to New Haven View all Old Yale

Where They Are Now

Just read the entrails
Leigh Bardugo '97 on why her new fantasy novel is set in Sterling Library.
From MIT to NPR Outer space vs. outdoors View all Where They Are Now

Scene on Campus

In balance
Noguchi's marble garden, at eye level.
Return of the Bag Monster Happy Hour View all Scene on Campus

Light & Verity

Yale's view on trigger warnings
Some say a broad mandate for warnings could be counterproductive.
The threat, and opportunity, of ChatGPT Reengineering lower Hillhouse Avenue View all Light & Verity

Web Extra

Brita Belli
A French honor for a Connecticut native
Seventy-five years after his war service, Sperie Perakos '38 wins the Legion of Honor.
The green fields of the mind List: 41 secret societies at Yale View all Web Extra

Alumni

Decisions of the heart "The years that we've lost" A World War II vet gets his due

Yale History

Megaphone Mark, the SDS Scuffle Band, and the birth of Doonesbury History, found. Greek drama

Faculty & Staff

The Westerner The road to Woodbridge Hall Remembering Judith Schiff

Arts & Culture

On with the show! An everyday, practical magic Unforgettable

International

Wanderer Neither here nor there Scenes from a fake emergency

Science & Health

Akiko Iwasaki and the fight against COVID Finding their footing Saving the reefs

Campus

Windows of opportunity A hub for the humanities Wish you were here

Money & Business

Negotiating without being a jerk Saving the reefs The big picture