Arts & Humanities

Sir Jonathan Mills, Trumbull Fellow, will present a series of four public lectures on “Culture, Creativity, and Community."

To continue writing, author Karl Ove Knausgåard had to shut out critical voices and not worry about how others would react to his written thoughts or feelings.

The Yale Center for British Art is presenting the first major survey of British studio pottery ever organized in the United States.

The Beinecke Library has acquired the archives of visual artist Barbara Hammer, considered one of the most influential lesbian filmmakers of the 1970s.

Concerns of race, class, and gender weave through all of the new faculty members’ scholarship and classroom instruction, and this is no coincidence.

"Invisible Boundaries," exploring the migrations of animals in and around Yellowstone Park will be on view Sept. 16–March 25 at the Yale Peabody...

The Jonathan Edwards Center recently received a trove of material as a result of the affiliation between YDS and Andover Newton Theological School.

A new exhibit at the Yale Center for British Art is the first major survey of British studio pottery ever organized in the United States.

Yale's Stephen Pitti is coauthor of an article demonstrating why academics should become publicly engaged in contemporary societal issues.

David Charles, appointed as Newman Philosophy Professor, focuses his research on ancient philosophy, especially on Aristotle’s philosophy.