On Feb. 17, the Yale chamber choir performed works by Herbert Howells, Dieterich Buxtehude, and Caroline Shaw ’07 M.M., ’22 Mus.D. (Hon.) in Woolsey Hall.
Mark D. Mitchell, curator of American paintings and sculptures at the Yale University Art Gallery, explores the story behind one of Yale’s best-loved statues.
Jarvis, an assistant professor of Francophone literature and culture at Yale, discusses her recent prizewinning book on “decolonizing” memory in Algeria.
Tahay, a scholar and language instructor from Nahualá, Guatemala, recently visited campus to lead a series of events for Yale and the wider New Haven community.
John Liles has been named winner of the 2024 Yale Younger Poets award, a competition that aims to bring greater attention to America’s promising new poets.
Mary Christ, Yale’s first campus art collection registrar, reveals some of her favorite portraits, sculptures, and artifacts found around the university.
Yale faculty member and alumnus Daniel DiMaio ’74 retells of when he and a group of fellow students helped coax the legendary pianist back to the stage.
Ahead of a March 1 performance, members of the Yale School of Music student ensemble discuss the chamber-music ethos and community that make the group unique.