Campus & Community

A robotics engineer, an award-winning actress and director, a Syrian peace activist, a 2012 candidate for president of Iceland, and 12 other multitalented,...

Although the Humanities at Yale have always been very strong, the University recently made a major commitment to build on those strengths.

Graduate and doctoral students are helping to to improve communication between scientists, the general public, and policymakers through the "Science in...

Almost 20 people die every day while waiting for an organ transplant. For patients in need of intestinal transplants, the wait is even more agonizing because...

It seems the students are running the show at the Yale art museums this month — or at least organizing them. Two exhibitions curated by undergraduates opened...

A special offer for discounted tickets is available for “The Realistic Joneses,” which was commissioned by and first produced at Yale Repertory Theatre in...

Take 5 offers a brief introduction to Yale faculty members in a Q&A format. This latest installment features child psychiatrist and patient-centered...

The School of Music’s overture video “Why Music?” is the winner of two Internet Advertising Competition Awards. The video won Best Education Online Video and...

Former Yale administrators Sam Chauncey and John Wilkinson will will reflect on the university’s role in the era of student activism and the Black Panthers...

In the Yale Cabaret's "The Mystery Boy," conceived by Yale School of Drama student Chris Bannow, an older brother has recently discovered a...