Seven new Yale College graduates and one alumna have been awarded fellowships from various organizations for graduate study in the United Kingdom.

Co-founded by Jinali Mody ’23 M.E.M, Aatma Leather will manufacture plant-based leather products from fruit and crop waste.

Yale Divinity School looks forward to celebrating its 200th year with a conference, exhibits, a special Fall Convocation, and more.

Students, faculty, alumni, and staff in the inaugural Council on Anti-racism and Equity worked together to promote inclusiveness in the SOM community.

Meet the members of the Class of 2022 who distinguished themselves in the classroom, on the field of play, and in their communities.

Contingency planning for electrical outages can range from an annual test to more complex scenarios.

Whether leading climate protests, fighting for Indigenous land rights, or working at Yale-Myers, Kyle Lemle is keeping his focus on the importance of forests.

A Yale-led team has built a new sensor — the size of about 1/1000 of the cross-section of a human hair — that can tap into the quantum properties of electrons.

Returning to her native Brooklyn, Lovinia Reynolds is graduating from YSE with an eye on climate justice in the largest city in the United States.

2022 Yale Divinity School graduates reflect on their experience and look ahead to what’s next in their lives and careers.

Nearly 100 graduates returned to campus with family and friends for an in-person celebration, which included ceremonies at Old Campus and Kroon Courtyard.

After the video of Floyd’s death went viral, Rev. Mark Koyama ’15 M.Div. launched a craft ministry, now the subject of a documentary, to fight racist violence.

Alumni share their meaningful memories from their time on campus and stories of how the House shaped who they are today.

Does your middle-schooler love to explore the world around them? Give them an unforgettable experience in the Yale Peabody Museum’s exciting summer program.

Police seized narcotics and more than $1,000 in cash during the arrest, according to the department.

While at Yale, Garcia’s passion for learning communities both on and off campus has been a source of love, friendship, and support, especially in tough times.

As a college student aspiring to learn about government and public policy, Sabin knew there was much to learn right here in his backyard of New Haven.

Studying cognitive science widened Li’s academic sphere, while Yale’s alumni network has provided a supportive musical network for the burgeoning pop star.

A national shortage of baby formula has many parents worried they won’t be able to feed their babies, Yale Medicine physicians offer advice.

Yale doctors have been caring for patients with HIV and AIDS since the first U.S. cases of the unknown and deadly illness were reported in 1981.

Yale Medicine specialists talk about what you need to know to take care of these vital organs.

Can you believe the meat price increases predicted by USDA Economic Research Service? Fifteen percent for red meat and 11 percent for fish and eggs. Way over the predicted 8 percent inflation rate, already the highest in four decades. The obvious solution recommended by nutritionists — fresh vegetables. They contain all the nutrients required for...

An avid cook and volunteer, Conover-Crockett’s passions met through the Yale Hunger and Homelessness Action Project.

To prepare future lawyers to shape cybersecurity policy, Yale Law School’s Scott J. Shapiro ’90 doesn’t focus on case law. Instead, he teaches them how to hack.

Alison Gardy ’88 shares her experience with Yale volunteers at El Nido de Esperanza, which provides supplies, wisdom, and guidance to mothers of infants.