Alumni

Yale-based startup Banofi Leather took home the $1 million top prize for its plan to turn banana crop waste into a sustainable leather alternative.

As the search begins for Yale’s next president, the campus community is invited to participate in a series of listening sessions.

Economist Samuel Kortum ’92 Ph.D., the recently appointed director of Yale’s Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, discusses his research and new role.

Vera, a recent graduate from the Yale School of Nursing, shares how his education has empowered him to give back to the Latine community.

In a stirring ceremony, Yale this week honored two Black scholars who studied theology here in the 1800s but couldn’t formally register because of their race.

In a Q&A, two Yale alumni discuss their work to promote cultural understanding by increasing access to and appreciation for Arab political theater.

On Sept. 18, a Grammy-winning choir will perform a composition by Ayanna Woods ’15, but it’s not the first time her music has been featured on campus.

The school’s kickoff to the academic year featured an address from newly arrived dean José García-León along with performances by faculty, students, and alumni.

This year’s topics range from the politics of 21st-century Egypt and the histories of Black Civil War surgeons to the life and times of FBI director J. Hoover.

Corinne Bailey Rae, Renée Fleming, Julia Bullock, Ash Fure, and Joseph Keckler are just a few of the boundary-pushing artists to be featured at Yale.