Campus & Community

The new Launchpad Scholars Program offers aspiring lawyers from all backgrounds resources to navigate the law school application process.

Eight recipients of 2023 Windham-Campbell Literature Prizes will arrive at Yale Sept. 19 for a four-day festival that celebrates reading and the written word.

Jorgensen, a pioneering computational chemist, is the first Yale faculty member to win the Cope Award since 1988.

On Sept. 18, a Grammy-winning choir will perform a composition by Ayanna Woods ’15, but it’s not the first time her music has been featured on campus.

Yale’s Oral History in American Music project, streaming since 2020, has collected and preserved interviews with major figures in American music since 1969.

On Sunday, Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m., faculty organist James O’Donnell will play music by Nielsen, Franck, and Widor on Yale’s famed Newberry organ.

Yale Divinity School will host a series of events on Wednesday, Oct. 11, to celebrate the groundbreaking for its landmark Living Village project.

The school’s kickoff to the academic year featured an address from newly arrived dean José García-León along with performances by faculty, students, and alumni.

Sergeant Michael Dominique and Officer Roberto Arango joined other police departments and motorcyclists across the country to honor those who died in 2001.

This year’s topics range from the politics of 21st-century Egypt and the histories of Black Civil War surgeons to the life and times of FBI director J. Hoover.