Campus & Community

The Davis Project for Peace grants offer funding for innovative projects that address critical issues such as health care, education, and human rights.

Appointed by New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker, Michael Morand, director of community engagement at the Beinecke Library, will help celebrate the city’s rich past.

Through All-City Ensembles, Yale musicians provide instruction and guidance to New Haven students — including the district’s growing Hispanic population.

The scholarships named for a former U.S. senator encourage research careers in STEM.

The two-day event celebrated Yale and Greater New Haven's innovations with pitch-offs, networking opportunities, and panels on entrepreneurship and...

On April 27 in Woolsey Hall, Yale Schola Cantorum conductor David Hill will lead the chamber choir and Juilliard415 in his final performance as faculty member.

In a semester-long lecture series open to the public, Yale’s David W. Blight will explore the history of slavery and its continued effects.

As Yale’s 23rd president, Salovey has led the university toward a vision of unity, accessibility, innovation, and excellence.

Vice Admiral Murthy, the United States surgeon general and a prominent advocate for mental health and well-being, will be Yale’s 2024 Class Day speaker.

Eleven individuals and organizations from across Yale and New Haven were recognized during the annual Seton Elm-Ivy Awards ceremony on April 8.