Arts & Humanities

For more than four decades, Robert O. Mendelsohn, an environmental economist, has researched the benefit of protecting the Earth’s environment.

A new exhibition at the Yale School of Art presents 12 works by London-based artist Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, a 2013 Turner Prize nominee best known for her...

Yale junior Dinee Dorame, a member of the Navajo Nation and Tábaahá (Edge of Water clan) born for Naakaii Dine'é (Mexican people), hopes one day to help...

As much as he learns in his freshmen art seminar about the color blue, Yale student Benson May says, “there is still much more to discover about it.”

Two Yale faculty members — Jun Korenaga and Steven Pincus — and 10 alumni have been named 2014 Guggenheim Fellows “on the basis of prior achievement and...

Yale English Professor David Bromwich explores the echoes of Shakespeare in Abraham Lincoln's thoughts on ambition.

Not all teaching artists can say that they have experienced both sides of the student/teaching artist relationship. But Isabel Lepanto Gleicher ’14 M.M. says...

When theater studies major Aren Vastola ’14 found himself without a space to stage a formal production for his senior project, he turned “lemons into...

How did humans come to be musical creatures? What are the relations in deep history between musical capacities and other characteristic capacities of modern...

The Yale Repertory Theatre will stage the world premiere of “The House that will not Stand” as its next offering. The play, which runs April 19-May 10, is a...