Arts & Humanities

Martin Hägglund, professor of comparative literature and of humanities (Pantheon)

The Yale School of Art will welcome Mokgosi as associate professor in painting/printmaking in July. He comes to Yale from New York University.

Originally from the United Kingdom, Alexander has worked as an assistant at the Beinecke while earning his doctorate in English and African American Studies.

The Week Ender appears every Thursday in YaleNews and offers highlights of the many activities taking place at the university.

Eve Sneider ’19 has curated “The Courtroom, The Couch, and The Archive: Janet Malcolm’s Journalism,” on view at the Sterling Library through Oct. 6.

The renowned chamber choir, made up of students from across all of Yale, will tour Scandinavia May 24-June 1 in Copenhagen, Lund, Västerås, Helsinki, and Oslo.

Yale’s new interdisciplinary data science gateway course, YData, is meant to “demystify” data science for all Yale students, regardless of academic background.

A May 7 exhibition represented the culmination of an interdisciplinary first-year seminar titled “Physics Meets the Arts.”

A Yale-led team of archaeologists including postdoc Julien Cooper retraced ancient trade routes between Egypt and Sudan over about 1,250 miles of open desert.

Increased access, new facilities, and expanded multidisciplinary studies are among the academic priorities cited by President Salovey in a message on May 9.