Campus & Community

YaleNews highlights its coverage of how campus is responding to the coronavirus pandemic, and how Yale experts are taking action against the crisis.

Yale has moved quickly on several fronts to support the New Haven community, and will continue to do so through a growing number of initiatives and programs.

A public health collaboration is helping middle school-age youth in Chicago address the impact that police violence has had on their lives and communities.

As inaugural “Voyager Scholars,” two civic-minded Yale students will receive 10 years of financial support from the Obama Foundation and Airbnb.

Dodson, who established a Yale scholarship for ministry and social justice, has spent his career helping vulnerable Americans pursue their economic dreams.

On March 28, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra will perform at Yale. In a Q&A, three YSM alumni who are returning to campus as members discuss their careers.

Violinist Maiani da Silva describes the “artistic agency” she feels performing new music, and a new project that is addressing the climate crisis.

Taking place March 31–April 1, the conference will delve into the ways the academy and graduate education prepare future leaders for service to society.

Archaeochemist Andrew Koh, the new museum scientist at the Peabody Museum, analyzes carbon residues on artifacts to learn how ancient peoples lived and died.

YSN’s Simulation Team was recently on hand to help students from the Drama School stage a production inspired by the pioneering Jamaican-Scottish nurse.