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Yale Library Book Talk series presents 2024–25 lineup of new author events

From Yale Library

Serena Scapagnini joins Yale Quantum Institute as Artist in Residence

From Yale Quantum Institute

Yale announces 2024 Frederick Douglass Book Prize finalists

From Gilder Lehrman Center

Philosophy and Black Studies pioneer returns to Yale

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

A frame from a film by Sheldon Renan ’63 depicting two men and a women near grassy hills

Yale Film Archive receives its 14th national grant for film preservation

From Yale Film Archive

YDS Dean Greg Sterling joins 50th episode of YDS ‘Quadcast’ series

From Divinity School

Mental reset: Improving health policy through fresh perspectives

From Institution for Social and Policy Studies

Collections in the classroom

From Yale Library

Daggers, slides, maps, and more: Newly online objects from Yale collections

From Yale Library

Black and white photo of the ruins of a purported “house church” from Dura-Europos

House call: A new study rethinks early Christian landmark

Living Village stewards water with theologically driven care, commitment

From Divinity School

Exploring Blackness in the works of Miguel de Cervantes

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Exhibition materials examining the role of language used in describing mental conditions.

Exhibition navigates ‘Mindscapes’ using Yale’s collections

North named Natanson Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures

Three video display stations on the Beinecke Library mezzanine showing Holocaust survivor testimonies

Beinecke exhibition ‘lifts up’ the voices of Holocaust survivors

James Scott, pathbreaking scholar in the social sciences

The rite stuff: New mace represents ‘rebirth’ of Yale Engineering

“They Called It Peace” book cover

‘Choreography of conquest’: How routine violence shaped European empires

Jerome Pollitt, erudite scholar, admired teacher, university citizen

Zero-waste bulk buying group helps feed body and soul

From Divinity School