Arts & Humanities

With help from a new federal grant, the Yale Film Archive is working to preserve a rare 1960 short about the inmate rehabilitation program at Rikers Island.

Members of the Fort Mojave Tribal Band and Rez Life Bird Singers visited campus last weekend for a series of events celebrating Indigenous history and culture.

New York-based multimedia artist De Jesus ’21 M.F.A. shares how her time at Yale allowed her to explore her cultural identity and expand her artistic passions.

Entitled ‘Take the Risk to Cool Down,’ the mural was conceived by Victoria Martinez ’20 M.F.A. as part of a Climate Engagement through Art in Cities Fellowship.

Glück, who was regarded as one of America’s greatest writers by the time she arrived at Yale, in 2004, was a dedicated teacher and mentor to students.

The Rev. Gabby Cudjoe Wilkes ’18 M.Div. and her husband, the Rev. Andrew Wilkes, discuss their leadership of a church and ministry committed to Black lives.

On Oct. 18, the Music Library will gather faculty, alumni, and staff to celebrate a quarter century since its move from Sprague Memorial Hall.

Yale Divinity School on Wednesday broke ground on an ambitious residence hall that is expected to give back more to the environment than it takes.

In the latest edition of Humanitas, a Yale historian earns national honors, a “listening gym” comes to Yale, and Time recognizes a rising star on campus.

Yale Directors Forum, a fellowship program for executive leaders of museums and cultural institutions from across the Global South, presents its first cohort.