Arts & Humanities

Valis is a professor of Spanish and director of undergraduate studies for Spanish in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese.

Mares focuses her research on a range of topics in comparative politics and political economy.

The Society for College and University Planning recently honored the work underway to transform 320 York Street into a hub for the humanities at Yale.

Szabó, newly named as the John S. Saden Professor of Philosophy, conducts research in the philosophy of language and metaphysics.

Victor Salvador Batista and Zoltán Szabó were appointed to endowed professorships.

An exhibition titled “Exile and Revelation” will be on display through Nov. 30 in YDS’s Sarah Smith Gallery. An opening reception will be held on Sep. 5.

Yale professor John MacKay explores the legacy of the avant-garde Soviet filmmaker Dziga Vertov and his 1929 masterpiece, “Man with a Movie Camera.”

Coauthored by a Yale mathematician, a new study shows that average Americans can assess mathematical arguments for beauty, just as they can art or music.

Plays like “The Swallow and the Tomcat” and “Latinos Who Look Like Ricky Martin” aim to create a dialogue about Latinx culture, identity, and belonging.

Dr. Serena Spudich and Kenneth Winkler were appointed to endowed professorships.