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Artist rendering of the new monkey species

High in the canopy

Meet ‘Likweli’: A new monkey species discovered in the Congo Basin

German biogas plant surrounded by agricultural fields

2026 Environmental Performance Index shows climate bright spots but slow progress globally

From School of the Environment

Fragment of a cuneiform tablet inscribed with a royal grant from 762 B.C.E., issued in the name of a newly discovered Tiglath-pileser, king of Assyria.

Watch the Throne: Uncovering three new kings of Assyria

Sunil Amrith

‘Great Immigrants, Great Americans’ award honors Yale’s Sunil Amrith

Portraits of 12 fellowship recipients

Yale cultural heritage fellowship connects leaders across Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean

Colorful map of the world

Spring 2026 Yale and the World Partnership Fund awardees announced

From Office of International Affairs

The Erta Ale volcano in northern Ethiopia

Intimate geography

A living scar, a shared story: Inside ‘The Rift: Scar of Africa’

From MacMillan Center

Flooded neighborhood

‘Essential’

Landmark encyclopedia documents environmental justice issues worldwide

From School of the Environment

Makeshift structures on a shoreline in Lagos, Nigeria.

Climate vulnerable residents in Nigeria are creating makeshift adaptation systems

From School of the Environment

Jeanne Sauvage ’26 Ph.D.

Opening the door to the translator’s workshop: Jeanne Sauvage ’26 Ph.D.

From Graduate School of Arts & Sciences

Stephen Morris

Stephen Morris ’91 Ph.D. returns to Yale, revisiting ideas that shaped modern economic theory

From Yale Department of Economics

Clair Kevin Nshimirimana on Mount Olympus, Washington

From conflict to development economics: Clair Kevin Nshimirimana’s journey to Yale

From Yale Economic Growth Center

K. David Jackson poses with Ambassador Francisco Duarte Lopes

Portuguese ambassador visits Yale to discuss Portugal’s democratic transformation and global role

From MacMillan Center

Portraits of 16 World Fellows

New Possibilities

Sixteen global leaders named 2026 World Fellows

From Jackson School of Global Affairs

Two Ukrainian soldiers standing in front of the Jackson School

‘WHAT THEY FOUGHT FOR’

Yale Jackson invests in Ukraine’s next generation of leaders

From Jackson School of Global Affairs

Jorge Andres “Andy” Flores, Bayan Galal, Gloria Oladipo, and Akhil Rajan.

Four Yalies receive 2026 Soros fellowships for ‘New Americans’

Luke Sanford with Yale Center Beijing

Our Power, Our Planet

YSE’s Luke Sanford explores carbon credits and environmental policy at Yale Center Beijing

From Yale Center Beijing

Oona Hathaway

Oona Hathaway named president of the American Society of International Law

From Yale Law School

Marnix Amand

Economist Marnix Amand on currency’s digital future

From Jackson School of Global Affairs

Amara Lakhous

Amara Lakhous wins 2026 Rome Prize

From Faculty of Arts & Sciences