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Honors

Yale’s Anderson honored for work on criminology

Oct 30, 2025
4 min read
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WAR AND PEACE

Reconsidering the legacy of the League of Nations

Oct 30, 2025
From Jackson School of Global Affairs
A professor works on a research on a white board while a man in a suit hands him information through the window.
The price of trust

How conflicts of interest threaten the marketplace of ideas

Oct 28, 2025
From Yale Insights
Maya Miro Johnson’s ’26 M.M.
Crossing Disciplines

In ‘Patience,’ medical diagnoses are source material for opera arias

Oct 23, 2025
From School of Music
Stephen Skowronek
‘THE ADAPTABILITY PARADOX’

Has American democracy outgrown the Constitution?

Oct 22, 2025
From Institution for Social and Policy Studies
Stethoscope on a Bible
Integrative health

Researchers develop new approach to exploring the intersection of religion and medicine

Oct 21, 2025
From School of Medicine
Alexandra Cirone
‘Goldilocks algorithm’

Can sortition save democracy? ISPS Democratic Innovations Program tackles representation and recruitment

Oct 17, 2025
From Institution for Social and Policy Studies
Afghan children watch U.S. military on patrol.
‘Violence leaves its mark’

Yale faculty bring evidence of war’s biological legacy to United Nations General Assembly

Oct 17, 2025
From Jackson School of Global Affairs
Engraving of a levitating Saint Joseph of Cupertino.
Podcast

The history of miracles and near-death experiences: An interview with Carlos Eire

Oct 17, 2025
From Divinity School
Joel Mokyr
BRILLIANCE ALL AROUND

For ‘preeminent’ economic historian, the road to the Nobel began at Yale

Oct 16, 2025
5 min read
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Better science

Reproducibility matters: Yale experts lead sessions on research integrity and best practices

Oct 8, 2025
From Institution for Social and Policy Studies
Steve Berry
Perspectives

A Yale economist’s lasting impact on industrial organization

Oct 7, 2025
From Tobin Center for Economic Policy
Nathaniel Raymond
Lifeline

For Yale Humanitarian Research Lab — a ‘Dunkirk moment’

Oct 6, 2025
From School of Public Health
Isabella Panico
Civic education

Teaching digital resilience as the first step toward accountability

Oct 6, 2025
From Jackson School of Global Affairs
Container ship being spun by tug boats
Economics

New research shows that tariffs lead to smaller deficits, higher prices, and lower real consumption in the U.S.

Oct 3, 2025
From Department of Economics
Portraits of 16 Yale climate fellows
‘Climate champions’

Yale’s International Leadership Center announces its 2026 climate fellows

Oct 3, 2025
From Jackson School of Global Affairs
Honors

Yale announces 2025 Frederick Douglass Book Prize Finalists

Oct 2, 2025
From Gilder Lehrman Center
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Interview

How nations use economic power to shape the world order

Oct 2, 2025
From Yale Insights
Discoveries

Nurturing an energized, engaged generation of data scientists

Sep 30, 2025
4 min read
Samuel McDougle
motor control

How the mind and body make music

Sep 30, 2025
From Faculty of Arts and Sciences

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Yale Teaching Fellowship’s first cohort

The Yale Teaching Fellowship offers funding for graduate study and support to new teachers who commit to teach in the New Haven Public Schools. Its inaugural cohort recently gathered at Mory’s to celebrate the end of their preparation year. In a video, they reflect on their experience.
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