Sambanis’s work has re-shaped how scholars conceive of inter-group conflicts, ranging from everyday forms of discrimination to violent protests and civil wars.
A new exhibit at Sterling Memorial Library explores the changing perceptions — in prestige and value — of the first printed collection of Shakespeare’s plays.
“Art, Protest, & the Archives,” an exhibition at the Beinecke Library, explores the connections between dissent and artistic expression over the past...
On Oct. 21, Suzuki, the director of Bach Collegium Japan, will lead Yale Schola Cantorum and Juilliard415 in a pastoral ode based upon poetry of John Milton.
As convenor of the Franke Lecture series this fall, Ayesha Ramachandran is inviting audiences to dive into lyric poetry — across time, cultures, and languages.
Yale’s Irving S. Gilmore Music Library now houses a treasure trove of rare archival material from the influential jazz musician and composer Anthony Braxton.
A program created by the Yale Center for Language Study offers practical skills — and community — to Ukrainian families trying to regain a sense of normalcy.
Eight recipients of 2023 Windham-Campbell Literature Prizes will arrive at Yale Sept. 19 for a four-day festival that celebrates reading and the written word.
