Arts & Humanities

Andover Newton Theological School and Yale Divinity School will begin a new era of theological education on Sterling Quadrangle.

The free museum program for families with children 5 to 12 years of age focuses on both viewing and making art.

As a school kid, Olukotun would submit short stories to his teachers that they had not assigned him — not for credit, just so they would read them.

Four photographs of one of the first major mass demonstrations by African Americans will be on display July 21-30.

On June 15-17, the Yale School of Music hosted its sixth biennial Symposium on Music in Schools, an event at which 43 participants discussed “how to ensure...

Stephanie Siow ’17 knows that young adults can make a big mark on the world, but she never imagined that just a few short weeks after graduating from Yale...

Three projects have been chosen for funding in the first open grant competition supported by the 320 York Humanities Programming Endowment.

The Digital Humanities Lab has created a website that takes visitors on a virtual tour inside renowned poet John Ashbery’s house.

In addition to the many ongoing exhibits in the museums and galleries, summer is a great time to enjoy a show, a tennis match, music, and theater.

The North American Dreaming Depot Pigeon, an irascible species that longs to drive buses and inhabits the picture books of best-selling author and...