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Illustration of a hospital split into a red half and a blue half.

Lax antitrust enforcement linked to rising hospital prices

Line illustration of human silhouettes

Novel study quantifies immense economic costs of mental illness in the U.S.

What economists can learn from economic history

Emma Zang

Creating global impact through Yale’s data-driven social sciences

Inaugural Yale public theology conference urges preaching on moral issues

From Yale to the White House: Making a career in policy and public service

From Tobin Center for Economic Policy

Portraits of the Yale 2024 Guggenheim Fellows

Seven faculty members named Guggenheim Fellows

Yale economist Philipp Strack wins 2024 Clark Medal

AI and Democracy: Yale conference sparks collaboration and innovation

Harnessing the power of observability may increase climate-friendly actions

From School of the Environment

A We Love Reading ambassador reads aloud to children in a mosque in Karak, Jordan.

Volunteering enhances life satisfaction among Syrian refugee women

Governing citizens’ assemblies: Lessons from France and beyond

Study spurs federal action: Consent for intimate medical procedures

The dispersion of power: an urgent call to redefine democracy

Mohammad, a Syrian refugee, reading to children in Azarq camp, Jordan

Parental discord over dads’ role linked to child development shortfalls

Yale Center Beijing celebrates its 10th anniversary

From Yale Center Beijing

Uncovering new patterns behind economic transformation in Africa

The economic consequences of climate change: A Q&A with William Nordhaus

Rory Stewart

Stewart draws on days in Parliament, and Afghan villages, in new Yale role

Rwanda policy dialogue with President Salovey and EGC affiliates’ research