A special Yale documentary retraces the trajectory of a rapidly eroding form of congregational singing from Scotland into African-American, Native-American,...
There were many major events at Yale in 2013, including the inauguration of the university’s 23rd president. In honor of that milestone, here is a look back...
The transformation of the Thu Thiem New Urban Area is the focus of a new exhibition in Vietnam by renowned artist Tiffany Chung that is based on research...
The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library has acquired an archive of approximately 100 letters by renowned writer James Baldwin, and a typescript draft...
Noted activist and author Wendell Berry recently traveled from his farm in Kentucky to New Haven, where he visited the campus as a guest of the Chubb...
One afternoon Nell Meosky ’14 was sitting at a table in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library with her classmates in the undergraduate seminar “Spies...
Scholarly work has revealed that an 1858 manuscript, housed at Yale’s Beinecke Library, is the earliest-known prison memoir written by an African American.