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A place for all Yale

The Schwarzman Center invites everyone in for food, talk, and ideas.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86
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Light & Verity

Explainer: how alumni elect trustees
With a petition candidate on the ballot for the first time in 19 years, there is new interest in the election process.
Biden's Bulldogs No first-years for Old Campus View all Light & Verity

Scene on Campus

Not a cathedral. We swear.
But details like this ceiling in Sterling Memorial Library might make you wonder.
Still learning in 3D Workarounds View all Scene on Campus

Findings

Rolling robots
A new generation of soft robots will adapt to their environment.
Connecticut's trains got it (mostly) right The PTSD puzzle View all Findings

Last Look

Hefty
In the Becton Center, a door an engineer could love.
With highest honor Lighting the way View all Last Look

Milestones

A computer scientist loved for his teaching
Stanley Eisenstat taught at Yale for nearly 50 years.
Tapped to tackle COVID A librarian for digital times View all Milestones

Arts & Culture

Curses! And the revenge of
the Greeks
In the ancient world, people inscribed hexes on lead to foil their foes.
Reviews: March/April 2021 What's in a bottle? View all Arts & Culture

President's Letter

Leading in a pandemic
Asking questions that matter Honoring trailblazers View all President's Letter

Sporting Life

Good year for a Bulldog in the NFL
Foyesade Oluokun '17 had a breakout season with the Atlanta Falcons.
Benched Silent spring View all Sporting Life

From the Editor

“A steely, quiet strength”
Lawyer Deborah Rhode ’74, ’77JD, helped move us forward.
A first draft of pandemic history Finding the best 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

Women worthies
Long before they could attend Yale, women helped shape the university with their donations.
Teaching the teachers Yale's first global president View all Old Yale

Where They Are Now

Where have I heard that voice before?
Actor Robin Miles ’86, ’94MFA, has narrated more than 450 audiobooks.
Drama, with computers Tech, scrappy cities, and viola View all Where They Are Now

Scene on Campus

Squash team
Who can resist carving pumpkins?
Centenarian Grounded View all Scene on Campus

Light & Verity

Elected Elis
Two alumnae join the ranks of Yalies in Congress.
Dog wants out Government alleges admissions discrimination 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

Student Life

Sending a message Back to campus, dodging COVID A semester unlike any other

Alumni

Celebrating 150 years of Yale women Quarantinis The endless imagination of Steven M. Johnson

Arts & Culture

Perspective How imagination begins Inimitable

Politics & Law

The demagogue Service to others. On borrowed time. The climate in California

Faculty & Staff

The long agony of racism Coping with a crisis Defying stigma

Science & Health

The digital Dark Ages The race to cut carbon Don't listen to the naysayers

Yale History

Left on the drawing board The women who changed Yale College: introduction The tie that binds

New Haven

The pizza crawl Think locally A place to bond