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#Yale2026

Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences celebrates the Class of 2026

GSAS celebrated its Class of 2026 graduates with a diploma ceremony at Woolsey Hall. The Graduate School awarded a total of 871 degrees, including 113 Master of Arts, 298 Master of Science, 125 Master of Philosophy, and 335 Doctor of Philosophy degrees.

Campus & Community
Joseph Craft, Egor Lazarev, Ivan Loseu, and Jessica Peritz
Honors

‘True exemplars’: faculty honored for support of graduate students

May 6, 2026
3 min read
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Teaching and learning

Yale graduate student creates ‘The Physics of Light’ course for women in prison

Aug 13, 2026
From Wright Laboratory
Portraits of 20 Ph.D. students
‘Shape the future’

Data Science Fellows program names inaugural cohort

Jul 22, 2026
From Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
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Discoveries

An asteroid doomed the dinosaurs. But did it drive tuna evolution?

Jul 17, 2026
4 min read

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In this summer series, Yale faculty from across the university recommend at least three works to dip into during the summer months — whether a beach read, a perennial favorite, or an important new book in their area of expertise.
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