Arts & Humanities

Dodson, who established a Yale scholarship for ministry and social justice, has spent his career helping vulnerable Americans pursue their economic dreams.

On March 28, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra will perform at Yale. In a Q&A, three YSM alumni who are returning to campus as members discuss their careers.

Violinist Maiani da Silva describes the “artistic agency” she feels performing new music, and a new project that is addressing the climate crisis.

YSN’s Simulation Team was recently on hand to help students from the Drama School stage a production inspired by the pioneering Jamaican-Scottish nurse.

Opening April 12, an art exhibit at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music by iconographer Angela Manno seeks to foster a “biocentric sensibility.”

Along with $10,000 and publication of their play by Yale University Press, the winner and short-listed playwrights will be celebrated at a residency in Tuscany.

Premiering on April 1 at Yale, “In the Women’s Synagogue/In der vayber shul” by Jeremiah Lockwood celebrates women champions of Jewish sacred music.

The Yale Divinity School community recently gathered to enshrine pioneering alumna Karefa-Smart ’45 B.D. in its Common Room portrait gallery.

On April 2, the Ellington Jazz Series, led by artistic director Thomas C. Duffy, will present a rare performance of Mingus’ masterwork for double big band.

Yale faculty member Rev. Dr. Jerry Streets discusses his research on clergy wellbeing, insights on multi-faith ministry, and lessons he’s learned as a pastor.