Alumni

Members of the Yale Law School community are fighting to hold government officials and private companies accountable for their contributions to climate change.

Shogan ’02 Ph.D., the first woman to be appointed U.S. Archivist, last week visited campus for a public conversation about her career and her time at Yale.

Current YBS president The Rev. Andre Cortez Gilford Jr. ’24 M.Div. reflects on the organization’s past and future, lessons from Black churches, and more.

For nearly forty years, the Yale Camerata has forged musical connections between the New Haven and Yale communities.

McGuinn, a member of Yale Law School’s Class of 1887, was the one degree of separation between Mark Twain and Thurgood Marshall.

SOM alumnus Bruce Becker shares how financial and environmental sustainability met in transforming New Haven’s historic Pirelli Building into a boutique hotel.

After 35 years and 1,608 pages, Yale’s Robert C. Post has written the definitive history of the U.S. Supreme Court under Chief Justice William Howard Taft.

Internationally recognized New Testament scholar and former Yale Divinity School dean Leander E. Keck ’57 Ph.D. died earlier this week at age 95.

On Jan. 1, Smith, a first-year M.B.A. student and longtime local activist, was sworn in to the New Haven Board of Alders, representing the city’s Ninth Ward.

Scholar and author Julie Faith Parker ’02 S.T.M., ’09 Ph.D. interprets the Bible through a feminist lens, reclaiming the biblical figure of Eve as a hero.