Arts & Humanities

YDS will confer degrees and certificates on 120 students at Commencement on May 22. Here are brief profiles of some of the graduates.

A highlight of an eventful period for Yale faculty member Jing Tsu is being named a Pulitzer Prize finalist.

Greater New Haven high school students and their families recently joined Yale colleagues to celebrate the opening of a student-created photography exhibition.

Beverly Gage, a professor of history and American studies, received the Pulitzer Prize for her revelatory biography of the late FBI director J. Edgar Hoover.

On April 27, Yale President Peter Salovey hosted a concert event in celebration of Blocker’s 28 years of distinguished service to the university.

Six of this season’s residential Beinecke Library Research Fellows recently shared what they have been poring over in the library’s reading room.

Outka ’62 B.D., Dwight Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Christian Ethics, died on May 1. He was 86.

Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis awarded the teaching prizes at a ceremony on May 3.

Jaimie Crumley ’15 M.Div., ’16 S.T.M. is shedding light on the stories of the Black and Indigenous people who shaped the famed colonial church’s early history.

McCartney, a designer and climate activist, joined former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi ’80 M.P.P.M. for a talk about combatting the industry’s high carbon emissions.