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President’s Podcast | Uncovering Yale’s history and legacy of slavery

January 11, 2024

David Blight and Charles Warner, Jr. join President Salovey to discuss the study of Yale’s history in the service of a stronger, more inclusive university.

Campus events commemorate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

January 11, 2024

Yale will honor the civil rights leader with several events, including a library exhibit, a poetry slam — and a public conversation about educational justice.

New Yale course drives the future of ‘smart city’ innovation

January 11, 2024

A new, forward-looking course focuses on how smart cities use data collection to facilitate informed decision-making in shaping the urban landscape.

A semester full of film: Yale Film Archive presents 20 weeks of free movies

January 10, 2024

On Friday, Jan. 12, the Yale Film Archive launches its spring lineup of new films. There’s a new screening almost every week through May 2.

New course prepares students for a workplace transformed by AI

January 10, 2024

Yale SOM’s “Large Language Models: Theory and Application” gives business students a working understanding of this burgeoning technology.

Opening doors and making room: ‘Yale was a possibility for me’

January 10, 2024

During Peter Salovey’s presidency, Yale has invested widely to ensure that cost does not stand in the way of enrollment for any student. First in a series.

Yale Library Book Talk series announces lineup for spring 2024

January 9, 2024

Topics this season include hacking in the digital age, the history of anarchy in America, and the work of work of six creative thinkers inspired by loneliness.

New online exhibit celebrates 15th anniversary of Haas Family Arts Library

January 9, 2024

The exhibit includes detailed information about the library’s structural elements, lighting design, furnishings, and interior details.

Father and son’s career paths woven together on Yale University’s campus

January 8, 2024

For Officer Joseph Funaro, getting to enjoy his father’s artistic gifts among Yale’s campus portraiture is one of the major perks of the job.

Yale program hosts inaugural Knowledge for Freedom Faculty Institute

January 8, 2024

The three-day event will explore strategies for engaging high school students in challenging conversations about fundamental moral and political questions.