A new exhibit at Sterling Memorial Library explores the changing perceptions — in prestige and value — of the first printed collection of Shakespeare’s plays.
In a Q&A, Yale Nursing student Nalbandian shares what led her to the show — and how working as a nurse during the pandemic prepared her for the challenge.
Undergraduates, postgraduates, and high school students took part in scientific training workshops and enrichment activities as part of a 9-week summer program.
Physicist Hiroshi Amano, whose research led to the development of LED technology, shared insights from his accomplished career in Yale’s 2023 Nyquist Lecture.
Economist Samuel Kortum ’92 Ph.D., the recently appointed director of Yale’s Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, discusses his research and new role.