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For Women’s History Month, don’t miss renowned playwright Caryl Churchill’s convention-defying play, a uniquely female perspective on “disasters both intimate and global.” Runs through March 30.
The university is preparing for a future where every campus building meets its cooling, heating, and electricity needs without the use of fossil fuels.
Yale Insights recently discussed innovation and growth in commercial space with Sven Eenmaa ’98 SOM, director of investment and economic analysis at the International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory.
Yale vows new actions to address past ties to slavery
The university announced further actions to address findings from the Yale and Slavery Research Project, published a book about the findings, and issued an apology.
As the Yale Peabody Museum prepares to reopen after a major renovation, a team of skilled specialists is helping its smaller fossil exhibits come to life.
Yale Law School celebrates 200 years of legal education
Throughout 2024, the school will mark its bicentennial with a commemoration of its storied history, current impact, and future vision for legal education.
Yale is honoring the civil rights leader with a number of events, including library exhibits, a poetry slam, and a commemoration featuring civil rights activist Ruby Bridges.
Initiative puts Ukrainian history in global context
A new project led by Yale’s Timothy Snyder explores the history of Ukrainian lands and peoples by connecting them to global and regional developments over time.
With the year drawing to a close, we gathered some of our favorite Yale News stories from the past year, including stories that inspired us or gave us hope.
Yale College has offered admission to 709 applicants for the Class of 2028 through its early action program. They were selected from among 7,856 applicants, the second-largest group of early applicants in the college’s history.