Humanitas

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Humanitas

Performance art in Rome, a Guggenheim premiere, and writing for popular audiences

Oct 10, 2025

6 min read

Humanitas

Performance art in Rome, a Guggenheim premiere, and writing for popular audiences

Student input, an art installation, and new fiction

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

Bong Joon Ho in conversation, new student art, and beach photos

Collecting environmental history; ‘Reading’; designing for resiliency

The Yale Drama Prize; Rudolph in Tuskegee; and the Whiffenpoofs at 115

A Pulitzer for English lecturer; Tony nomination for playwright

A jazzy Christmas, Maya art, and a column spawns a new seminar

A ‘sonic’ workout, a campus phenom, and ‘rediscovering’ America

Architecture honors, two Tonys, and students into heavy metal

Centering East Asian studies, reveling in Parisian cathedrals

A social history of ice, and the ‘storification’ of reality

Star poems and an antihero who shares his creator’s struggle

Why the Bronx burned, a Tony win, and a ‘romance action mystery’

Girls and Latin, exploring Dura-Europos, and ‘invisible’ illness

Theater returns to Yale, and a new public art project

Serving up success

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Performance art in Rome, a Guggenheim premiere, and writing for popular audiences

Student input, an art installation, and new fiction

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

Bong Joon Ho in conversation, new student art, and beach photos

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Why the Bronx burned, a Tony win, and a ‘romance action mystery’

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Theater returns to Yale, and a new public art project

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