Alumni

John Goodenough ’44 B.A., a professor at the University of Texas-Austin, won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work developing the lithium-ion battery.

On Oct. 9, five women in the clean energy industry — all Yale alumni — will present as part of a career panel at Kroon Hall.

The meeting, which took place on Sept. 17, included a dialogue between Wei Zhou, CFO of Binance, and Bitso co-founder Daniel Vogel.

Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Lynn Novick ’83 B.A. will screen her new PBS series “College Behind Bars,” on Oct. 1 at the Whitney Humanities Center.

After a diagnosis of Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, composer Jordan Plotner ’17 channeled his pain into a virtual musical ensemble called The Resonance Project.

The six are Danielle Citron; Lisa Daugaard ’95 J.D.; Annie Dorsen ’96, ’00 M.F.A.; Saidiya Hartman ’92 Ph.D.; Joshua Tenenbaum ’93; and Emily Wilson ’01 Ph.D.

During tours, talks, dinners, and more, women from the first coed classes at Yale College reflected on their experience and its impact on women who followed.

On Sept. 12, SOM Dean Kerwin K. Charles kicked off the first in a series of events to celebrate women this year, as part of the university-wide initiative.

Andrea DaRif ’73, ’74 M.F.A. reminisces about her time as one of Yale College’s first women.

Over 150 Yale and Princeton alumni recently gathered in New York for an in-depth discussion on quantitative finance led by Mark Carhart ’88 and Jeffrey Wecker.