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Does encouraging relocation increase welfare and productivity?

Yale economist Mushfiq Mobarak and his co-authors find that understanding when and why workers choose to migrate is key to determining gains from subsidies.

Jesús Valles

Play that explores queer history wins Yale Drama Series Prize

The end of Medicaid continuous enrollment: 3 essential questions

Gut microbiome illustration

Boosting survival of a beneficial bacterium in the human gut

‘Lessons and Legacies’: Jackson School event reflects on the Iraq War

In the Media

Foreign Policy

Central Africa is a ‘testing ground,’ says anthropologist Louisa Lombard on Russian mercenaries’ growing presence in the region

NPR

The Jackson School’s Emma Sky on the Iraq war’s 20th anniversary: ‘We live with the ghosts’

The Hill

Universities can ‘consider all the implications both good and bad’: The Poorvu Center’s Jennifer Frederick on ChatGPT

Featured Events

Mar 24-25

Conference | ‘IMPACT 3: Building an Equitable Future,’ a series of panels, conversations, and workshops on advancing DEI, hosted by the Yale Alumni Association

Through Apr 1

Theater | ‘Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles,’ written by Luis Alfaro and directed by Laurie Woolery, presented by Yale Repertory Theater

In Focus

Yale responds to COVID-19

Andrew Koh

By studying ancient residues, scholar finds clues of humanity’s past

Yale Schools of Nursing and Drama bring ‘Marys Seacole’ to life

On second thought: Joshua Kalla considers how we reconsider

How not to break the bank

Epidurals during childbirth: What to know

‘Sacred Biodiversity’ exhibit focuses on threatened and endangered species

2023 Kuznets Mini-conference explores ‘Norms, Gender, and Development’

Yale PA Online students gather for white coat rite of passage

Democracy in peril

How incarceration raises risk of cancer, death — even after release

A new work revisits female Yiddish pop stars of 20th century