In advance of their October 21 Assembly and Convocation "Arts in Conversation" discussion, artist Genevieve Gaignard '14 MFA and scholar and arts educator Key Jo Lee '13 MA sat down with us to discuss what it means to pursue a career in the humanities at a time of global change, how the pandemic has affected their work, and their advice to current students.
As it has done in years past, and as it does today, Yale must lead in the future. That is why Yale is making strategic investments in areas where it can have the greatest impact.
President Salovey has announced nine actions to enhance diversity, promote equity on campus, and foster an environment in which all community members feel welcome, included, and respected.
In a livestream career workshop, Nicole Clark ’16, Sara Deeter ’16, and Aaron Reiss ’10 shared their professional experiences and offered advice on succeeding as freelance writers and journalists.
This year’s participation challenge runs from October 19 through October 23 and aims to ensure that students enjoy the best possible experience – whether on campus or from afar.
Join Yale Alumni Academy for a two-week series of conversations on Climate Change. Engage with distinguished professors and alumni on the issues facing our planet. Discover how climate change is felt through water, the attitudes and politics surrounding climate change, health ramifications, religious and ethical responses, and the effects of climate change on the economy.
Yale is commemorating the 50th anniversary of coeducation in Yale College and the 150th anniversary of women students at the university. This campus-wide celebration includes lectures, exhibitions, and performances throughout the anniversary year.
