"I attended Yale undergraduate classes from 1963 to 1965, the only woman in my classes." So begins Christine Curtis' account of her time a student at Yale, before women were admitted to Yale College.
The Yale Alumni Association has announced a new name, visual identity, and website, as well as a refined mission statement, all as part of a comprehensive reimagining of the organization.
Yale Alumni College provides a unique learning environment for alumni, family, and friends, with small seminars that meet weekly and focus on a single subject.
Join Yalie Tara Falcone ’11, founder of ReisUP, to learn how to recognize and accept your financial past and present; create specific, meaningful, and achievable money goals; and put smart systems in place to fuel your financial future.
Student loans make college possible but often leave their recipients deep in debt. Enter Will Sealy ’17 MBA and Paul Joo '12, '18 JD/MBA, who founded a startup, Summer, to help students navigate the process.
In the latest Yale Law School Q&A, Scarlet Kim '11 JD spoke to the Schell Center about current projects she’s working on and shared advice about working in human rights.
Shelley Best '00 MDiv is an activist, artist, minister, and social entrepreneur who has explored the role of race and faith in modern society. Her latest collection "What is Black?" is on display at the Divinity School.
Ned Lamont '80 MBA was sworn in as the 89th governor of Connecticut at a ceremony at the state armory in Hartford on Jan. 9.
Your lifetime of learning continues with the opening of registration for Yale Alumni College spring courses. This semester’s lineup includes a dozen courses in seven locations around the country.
Are you hosting an event you would like to share with the Yale alumni community? If so, make sure to submit it to include in the YAA online calendar.
