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The Burning Earth book cover and Sunil Amrith

‘Burning Earth’: Assessing centuries of ecological and human exploitation

Exhibition to highlight preservation of Houston’s historic neighborhoods

From Institute of Sacred Music

‘Weird little creations’: bringing together engineering and art

“Composition in Black and Brown I,” a billboard photographic collage featuring portrait busts and other scupltures.

Driving change: Billboard art project reflects on race and representation

History in sound

On Sunday, a choral contemplation in early music

From Institute of Sacred Music

Friday concert to explore devotional ‘Kirtan’ sung poetry from Bengal

From Institute of Sacred Music

Learning first-hand how ‘faiths take shape around the world’

From Divinity School

Edwin Ko

Yale’s Edwin Ko awarded NEH grant to preserve endangered language

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Alexandra T. Vazquez

Alexandra T. Vazquez

Yale poet’s new works wrestle with — and transcend — despair

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Gilbert Joseph

Yale historian of Latin America honored for career achievement

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

White poverty, race myths, and reconstructing American democracy

From Divinity School

Remembering ‘Amnesia’: Digital preservationists reboot classic video game

Yale’s Daniel HoSang named 2024 Freedom Scholar

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

National Science Foundation awards grant to Yale filmmaker

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Panel at International African American Museum confronts Yale and slavery

From Divinity School

Black revolution and victory in a lost — and found — play

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Four Graduate School alumni awarded 2024 Wilbur Cross Medals

From Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

PODCAST: Sharing sacred spaces and ‘radical’ hospitality

From Divinity School