Yale’s newly acquired collection of 200 prints of the renowned Black American photographer’s work is one of the largest available for study in an institution.
Finding a Line New Haven, Yale Schwarzman Center, and community partners unveil a new skate bowl as a hub for skateboarding, arts, and civic engagement.
Yale sociologist Anderson receives criminology’s highest award for his groundbreaking studies of life and violence in inner-city African American communities.
Nancy Levene’s work spans religious studies, political theory, literature, and the arts to focus on the ethical implications of our notions of modernity.
Proctor, an 1894 graduate of YDS, was a leader in the early 20th-century movement for intellectually progressive, socially active, and racially aware ministry.
Held mostly online from Nov. 7–14, LIFFY explores the theme “unidos y fluidos” — united in diversity — with filmmakers and characters from over 18 countries.
