In Yale SOM’s Global Leadership course, political scientist Jacob Hacker discusses the policies and politics that have disproportionately benefited the rich.
“Fempire: The Yale Conference on Women, Technology, and Power” will join industry leaders, activists, policymakers, and scholars at Yale SOM on Friday, March 1.
Sarah Jeong will speak on “Gamergate and the New Paradigm of Media” as a Poynter Fellow on Thursday, Feb. 7 at 2:30 p.m. at the Whitney Humanities Center.
Long before our ancestors hunted for meat, a taste for the fat in scavenged bone marrow might have offered them the nutrition needed to develop bigger brains.
With an international eye, Zilibotti and co-author Matthias Doepke explore how economics influence family dynamics in their new book, “Love, Money &...
At a recent event commemorating 1968’s Kerner Commission report, Yale’s Elijah Anderson discussed the report’s legacy and the progress made since it was issued.
Yale’s presence in the Middle East — and its own presence at Yale — is opening new avenues of scholarship and public outreach at home and around the globe.
“Marginal by Design: What Happened to Architecture Journalism” will be the the topic of a talk by editor Nancy Levinson ’78 at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 31.
