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Legal scholar Justin Driver on the legacy of Sandra Day O’Connor, the first female justice on the U.S. Supreme Court

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Yale researchers publish the largest study to date on post-COVID-19 vaccination syndrome

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Connecticut prisons are likely to under-screen and under-diagnose incarcerated people for cancer, says internist Ilana Richman

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Seminar | ‘Native Bias: Overcoming Discrimination Against Immigrants,’ with Yale’s Nicholas Sambanis

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Franke Lecture in the Humanities | ‘Lyric Poetry in an Era of Social Division,’ with Linda Gregerson

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Yale scientists reveal how RNA gets spliced correctly

Activating the Living Village: A Q&A with Caity Stuart

Semaglutide could benefit millions of Americans with obesity, heart disease

Native American Cultural Center celebrates a decade of growth

A geriatrician’s experience caring for his mother from 460 miles away

‘Quantum’ Model Research Collection lures newcomers and fans

Students give thanks during the second ‘Thank Your People’ gathering

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Live chat: A new writing course for the age of artificial intelligence

Paths to peace: Leadership Institute convenes UAE, Israeli ambassadors

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In the Media

Legal scholar Justin Driver on the legacy of Sandra Day O’Connor, the first female justice on the U.S. Supreme Court

Yale researchers publish the largest study to date on post-COVID-19 vaccination syndrome

Connecticut prisons are likely to under-screen and under-diagnose incarcerated people for cancer, says internist Ilana Richman

Featured Events

Seminar | ‘Native Bias: Overcoming Discrimination Against Immigrants,’ with Yale’s Nicholas Sambanis

Franke Lecture in the Humanities | ‘Lyric Poetry in an Era of Social Division,’ with Linda Gregerson

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What went wrong at OpenAI?

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Semaglutide could benefit millions of Americans with obesity, heart disease

Native American Cultural Center celebrates a decade of growth

A geriatrician’s experience caring for his mother from 460 miles away

‘Quantum’ Model Research Collection lures newcomers and fans

Students give thanks during the second ‘Thank Your People’ gathering

Live chat: A new writing course for the age of artificial intelligence

Paths to peace: Leadership Institute convenes UAE, Israeli ambassadors

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