Cynthia Brill '72 entered Yale as a sophomore in 1969, at the beginning of coeducation in Yale College. What she found was freedom, many challenges, and an opportunity to grow and carve a path for generations of alumnae to follow.
Commons is returning in 2020 as part of the new, renovated Schwarzman Center. Learn more about how the project is progressing and what's to come in this Q&A with alumni from reunion weekend.
John Goodenough ’44 received the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work developing the lithium-ion battery and has inspired generations of scientists.
Yale Explores, which endeavors to bring together the Yale community for an evening of connection and an interdisciplinary exploration, is returning this fall with trips to Chicago, Houston, and Denver.
"The First University Art School: 150 Years of the Yale School of Art,” an exhibit curated by Miko McGinty ’93, ’98 MFA, and Mar González Palacios, associate director of the Arts Library Special Collections, celebrates the oldest art school on a university campus.
Join Yale’s global community of scholars, alumni, and international leaders for the inaugural Yale International Alliance Conference on Global Citizenship to explore how global citizenship impacts our lives and shapes our leadership.
The story of women at Yale is one that is still being told, but the year 2019 marks two important milestones – 50 years since Yale College went coed, and 150 years since the first women students were admitted to what is now the Yale School of Art. These milestones will be commemorated by a yearlong initiative called 50WomenAtYale150, a first-of-its-kind university-wide celebration.
