Arts & Humanities

As a church and community leader in Santa Fe, YDS aluma Talitha Arnold has learned the value of slow, rooted congregational growth in unpredictable times.

In his research, Jones explores questions related to Black Africans and their descendants living on Europe’s western edge during the pre-Enlightenment era.

Yale’s Mikhail provides an engaging on-the-ground account of the everyday authoritarianism that produced the Arab Spring in Egypt and other historical insights.

A 1,250-year-old print of Buddhist prayers — the earliest known printed text — will join Yale’s Gutenberg Bible on regular display at the Beinecke Library.

Among the treasures the Haas Family Arts Library discovered at the recent New York Art Book Fair was “Hafiz: Guardians of the Qur’an.”

In a video, conducting student Sam Hollister and cellist Jakob Taylor discuss their preparations for Yale Philharmonia’s Jan. 27 performance.

The Modern Language Association awarded prizes for outstanding publications to six Yale faculty members for their recent literary contributions.

The film follows Norvel Goff, Sr. ’91 M. Div. during his time leading Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, S.C. after the murder of nine of its members in 2015.

Led by three Yale Divinity School alumni, the online journal Marginalia Review of Books seeks to blend the depth of academic discourse with journalistic flair.

Woolsey Professor of Biblical Studies, Emeritus, Meeks helped shape contemporary New Testament and Early Christian studies. He died on Jan. 10.