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Discoveries

The cure for cystic fibrosis might start in the womb

In a new study, Yale researchers develop a method that has the potential to cure cystic fibrosis prior to birth.

Jul 3, 2025

5 min read

An electronics store in Tokyo during the Olympics in August 2021.

Don’t touch that dial

When people turn on the TV, are they actually watching?‌

Jul 7, 2025

From Yale Insights

An illustration of the proposed network of gravitational waves

Interview

Weaving a tapestry of gravitational waves, with quasars as guides

Jul 2, 2025

5 min read

Humanitas

Braided art, a new interdisciplinary certificate, and a space for local artists

In this edition of Humanitas, an exhibition explores the art and community of hair braiding, Yale College offers a certificate in Native American and Indigenous Studies, and a new Yale-run art space showcases local artists.

Student walking through the law school courtyard

Teaching and Learning

Hurst Horizon Scholars embrace the future

It’s been three years since the launch of the life-changing Hurst Horizon Scholarship Program. Scholars look ahead to a future filled with possibilities.

See statements from Yale University about the Hamas-Israel war and an overview of the university’s policy on freedom of expression.

Discoveries

Eight translational biotech projects selected for 2025 Blavatnik Accelerator Awards

Jul 3, 2025

From Yale Ventures

Video

Protecting what matters

Federal research funding fuels American innovation and resilience, powering student education, supporting local jobs, saving lives, and bringing hope to patients and families. Watch to see the ripple effects in action.

Making a difference

Yale’s impact on America

May 22, 2025

From Yale University

Adults helping a child get into an MRI machine

WHAT’S AT STAKE

Research for the greater good

May 22, 2025

From Yale OPAC

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

‘Help defend Yale’s teaching, research, and scholarship’

May 22, 2025

From Office of the President

American Innovation

Yale, other universities file brief in case aiming to preserve research funding that benefits America

Jun 10, 2025

4 min read

From the President

Update on tax legislation

Jul 3, 2025

From Office of the President

Interventional radiologist Julius Chapiro discusses liver cancer care, life after therapies, and future advancements in liver cancer treatment

Yale study sheds light on how the brain decides what to focus on — and what to ignore

Computer scientist Theodore Kim discusses his groundbreaking work on animating Black hair

Study by the Yale Program for Climate Change Communications found that 80% of registered voters support funding renewable energy

Illustration of two hot Jupiters orbiting a star

Discoveries

New study offers a double dose of ‘hot Jupiters’

Yale researchers show how the long-term evolution of binary star systems with two planets and two stars can produce something rare: double hot Jupiters.

The cure for cystic fibrosis might start in the womb

When people turn on the TV, are they actually watching?‌

Weaving a tapestry of gravitational waves, with quasars as guides

Braided art, a new interdisciplinary certificate, and a space for local artists

Hurst Horizon Scholars embrace the future

Study offers glimpse into how monkeys — and machines — see a 3D world

Saltzman named Sterling Professor of Biomedical Engineering

Yale announces 2025 launch of the Yale and Slavery Teachers Institute