They’ve been used as toys, for military planning, and cited as a metaphor for the unconscious mind. A Yale scholar explores the history of erasable wax tablets.
Yale’s Pericles Lewis is helping to edit the latest edition of the Norton Anthology of World Literature, an acclaimed series with deep ties to the university.
In her new book, Yale historian Paola Bertucci explains how fictionalized scientific facts can become reality for readers — in the eighteenth century and today.
Martin, who has led the Yale Center for British Art since 2019, has accepted a new appointment as executive director of the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation.
On Feb. 11 at 4 p.m. in Woolsey Hall, the two Yale choirs will join forces with orchestra in works by José Maurício Nunes Garcia, Marianne Martínez, and others.
Artworks by Steinberg and personal correspondence from writer and poet Hughes are among 5,800 new images added to the library’s digital collections in January.
