International

Indy Burke, dean of the Yale School of the Environment, reflects on a two-week trip to Chile with the Yale Alumni Academy to study climate and environment.

While visiting Yale for a recent Model UN conference, ten students from Israel joined the advanced Hebrew-language class “Israel in Ideology and Practice.”

On March 2, Eliana La Ferrara of Harvard will deliver the 32nd Kuznets Memorial Lecture. In a Q&A, she discusses social values in development economics.

Impact investing advisor Clint Bartlett ’17 M.A.M. and Yale’s Todd Cort discuss how overpriced expected returns could thwart helpful ventures.

Yale’s Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage recently co-hosted a workshop on the latest X-ray technology used in art analysis and preservation.

In an interview, William Honeychurch discusses his work examining Mongolia’s ancient nomadic societies, and what it reveals about humankind.

Rana Kotan ’04 M.B.A., secretary general of Third Sector Foundation of Turkey, discusses the crucial role of grassroots organizations in the country’s recovery.

Escalante, curator of the new library exhibit “Empire and Resistance,” discusses her path into archival and museum work, coming to Yale, and her future plans.

In a Q&A, Yale’s Paul Bracken discusses recent surveillance balloon encounters and the urgent need to catch up on how much we’re already being spied on.

Recent visits by Yale leadership and South Asian Studies Council faculty and staff affirmed and celebrated ties forged over more than a decade.