The Yale Scholars at Risk program recently welcomed internationally displaced scholars, artists, and practitioners to take part in a career and resource fair.
Yale welcomed Selassie Atadika, Ghanian culinarian, educator, and food systems advocate, as the inaugural fellow to kickstart the Yale Global Table Program.
The new test could dramatically alter the malaria testing landscape by providing reliable, safe, and sensitive testing to low- and middle-income countries.
A new World Bank report co-authored by YSE’s Eli Fenichel found that the loss of renewable natural capital from 1995 to 2020 nearly offset real wealth gains.
The lab’s real-time reports on Sudan have been an essential resource for world leaders, policymakers, humanitarian organizations, and global justice advocates.
A new Yale study finds that vaccinating children under 5 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s endemic mpox regions could reduce deaths by over 40%.
From October 10 to 11, Yale hosted a delegation from South Korea, as leaders from Dongguk University and the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism visited campus.