After undergoing a life-saving liver transplant, Melia Bernal ’17, ’23 MSN/MPH decided to celebrate. For Bernal, that meant celebrating her physical and mental strength by running her first marathon — which just so happened to be the New York City Marathon, one of the largest running events in the world.
Prior to the start of finals, alumni and staff from the Yale Alumni Association and Yale Alumni Fund went back to college – or at least to the residential colleges – providing food and fun at the first-ever sponsored Yale College Student Study Breaks.
Looking for holiday gift ideas? We’ve found some of the newest and most unique Yale-themed options. From recent graduates to the most dedicated Bulldogs fans, this guide offers ideas for everyone on your list.
Nearly 600 alumni returned to campus for this year's Assembly and Convocation, networking with each other, hearing from university representatives, honoring outstanding volunteers, and participating in thoughtful conversations on what it means to be an alumni leader.
Members of the Yale community, led by alumni, convened on campus to engage in a candid and substantive dialogue on disability, equity, inclusion at Yale and in the United States, in observance of National Disability Awareness Month.
Registration is now open for the the inaugural Yale International Alliance Conference on Global Citizenship, March 13-14, 2020. Join Yale’s global community of scholars, alumni, and international leaders to explore how global citizenship impacts our lives and shapes our leadership.
Each of us has a unique story of how we came to Yale, and many of you have shared your life stories with me. These stories are all different, but all have a common theme: how the Yale experience influenced our lives and choices.
