Alumni

As Christianity declines as a cultural force in a very divided America, minister and author Molly Baskette ’96 M.Div. says despair is not an option.

At a ceremony on Sept. 19, the Yale Alumni Association will recognize three Yalies with public service awards for their sustained and inspiring efforts.

Organists Jerrick Cavagnaro ’20 M.M., Ethan Haman ’21 M.M., and Nicholas Quardokus ’18 M.M. captured first, second, and third place, respectively.

Ali Truwit ’23 endured a shark attack that took part of her leg. Now competing for Team USA in the Paris Paralympics, she’s finding new sources of strength.

The Yale Schwarzman Center’s fall lineup offers diverse and unique performances that encourage community connection and aim to stimulate mind and spirit.

In a Q&A, Sneha Sivakumar ’24 and Anushka Nijhawan ’24 share the ups and downs of transforming what began a software engineering class project into a...

For Robert Gooding-Williams, returning to Yale as a professor represents not only a homecoming, but the opportunity to build an institutional legacy.

Yale Divinity School Dean Sterling and host Emily Judd ’19 M.A.R. discuss polarization, ecotheology, and the future of theological education.

Stratford shares how she utilizes Yale’s online community for networking, advice, and mentoring to stay engaged and informed about initiatives and events.

Carter Negash shares how she worked with YAA to plan and implement service projects for high school students across the country to encourage college attendance.