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No Zoom for you: an alumni ceremony for the Class of 2020

The wait is over, members of the Class of ’20 and some members of the Class of ’21 today paraded into Old Campus to celebrate their commencement.

First image of the black hole at the center of the Milky Way

Snapping a cosmic selfie — the first image of the Milky Way’s black hole

Rise of hepatitis cases in children: What parents need to know

Karen Seto brings her ‘cities as solutions’ focus to a wider stage

Two people staring lovingly at each other.

When eyes meet, neurons start to fire

In the Media

The Hill

Yale Law School’s William Eskridge: When SCOTUS rejects claims by women and minorities, it’s often up to Congress to fix it

The Washington Post

Marc Brackett: Parents should become ‘compassionate emotion scientists and curious explorers of their kids’ experiences

Earth

Yale’s Vanessa Ezenwa investigates the ecological consequences of common parasitic infections in wild animals

Featured Events

May 16

West Campus garden talk and community breakfast

May 17

Webinar | ‘Comparative Racial Regimes: Jim Crow in the United States, Apartheid in South Africa, and the German Nazi Regime,’ with Yale’s Timothy Snyder and David Blight, co-sponsored by the Gilder Lehrman Center

May 17-18

Yale Innovation Summit 2022 | ‘New VENTURE Haven,’ featuring keynote lectures by Indra Nooyi ’80 M.S. and Katie Rae ’97 M.B.A.

In Focus

Yale responds to COVID-19

Sex, gender, and the mechanisms of disease

Arya Singh

At Yale, Arya Singh overcame her fears — and found a new side of herself

Yale launches new bird-friendly building initiative

New spine robot to serve as backbone for orthopaedic innovations

Three classes celebrate at inaugural YSM PA Online Commencement ceremony

Celebrating the art, poetry, and prose of Yale health profession students

Getting to know you: Yale Alumni Q&A series

The molecular machinery that delivers metabolites to mitochondria

RJ Hakes

Naval veteran plunged into a new world as a Yale undergraduate

With new shield, Jackson School reflects ambitions, global perspective

Multinationals can have a positive local impact — with enough competition