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Yale Schola Cantorum to present Haydn and Ukrainian sacred music

From Institute of Sacred Music

Organ students explore composers’ manuscripts in the Yale Library

From Institute of Sacred Music

Architecture deanship named in honor of Edward P. Bass ’67, ’72 M.Arch.

From School of Architecture

Yale Divinity alum stands up for exploited immigrants, child laborers

From Divinity School

A Yale art historian on monuments, myths, and modern republics

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Ryan Darr

Getting to know... Ryan Darr

Jennings named Mellon Professor of Systematic Theology and Africana Studies

Hex files: ‘Curse’ tablet recalls an ancient mode of score-settling

Gelsey Bell performing in “mɔɹnɪŋ [Morning//Mourning].”

After humanity: Innovative opera at the Peabody ponders an Earth without us

Blood lust: Explaining our obsession with the living dead

Civil War photo collage including objects left behind by prisoners held at the notorious Andersonville Prison and Clara Barton

Ghosts of Andersonville: A haunting Civil War photograph revisited

A woman and child walking toward a house nestled into the woods.

For architecture students, building project fosters social change

Noël Valis named the Brewster Professor of Spanish and Portuguese

Gooding-Williams named the Brooks and Suzanne Ragen Professor of Philosophy

Casetti receives Limina Award for Best International Book on Film and Media

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

Tyler Brooke-Wilson

Getting to know... Tyler Brooke-Wilson

The Persianate canon and the poetry of revolution

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences

“The Talnikov Family” book cover and Fiona Bell

Beyond Tolstoy: New translation revives a forgotten Russian novel

Central Asia Initiative launched at the Yale MacMillan Center

From MacMillan Center

Sterling Memorial Library and its 3,301 leaded stained-glass windows

From Yale Library