Arts & Humanities

Things sometimes go wrong onstage. Yale School of Music students and faculty share a few of their tales of woe.

Ahead of his Tanner Lectures on April 3 and 4, environmental humanities scholar Rob Nixon discusses his approach to the concept of environmental justice.

Undergraduates explored topics ranging from modern opera to heavy metal in three new courses offered through Yale’s Associates in Teaching program.

The ensemble of Yale School of Music alumni is the first percussion group to win the coveted award in its 50-year history.

Opening March 27, a new Yale ISM exhibition “Biophilia: In Excelsis” will showcase the work of 22 artists focused on the theme of “sacred ecosystems.”

The Institute of Sacred Music is hosting concerts, talks, and a hymn festival this term to commemorate its half-century on campus.

In response to a significant gender imbalance in orchestral music, acclaimed composer Missy Mazzoli ’06 M.M. co-founded Luna Composition Lab.

In a new book, Carlos Eire evaluates once-common accounts of seemingly impossible phenomena — and challenges readers to suspend their own disbelief.

Espinal, a master’s student at the Yale School of Music, was one of five winners in the Metropolitan Opera’s prestigious Eric and Dominique Laffont Competition.

Rory Stewart, a former British diplomat who recently returned to Yale, discusses his approach to teaching grand strategy — and offering hope in a bleak time.