Events Calendar

  • Monday 8/17/26

  • Saturday 8/29/26

    • Aug 29, 2026
      7:30 am - 11 am Central ET
      Montrose Harbor - Grove 16
      Add to Calendar 2026-08-29T00:00:00 2026-08-29T00:00:00 America/New_York Yale Day of Service: IL, Chicago - PAWS Chicago 5K Walk/Run For Their Lives! PAWS Chicago 5K Walk/Run for their Lives with Yale Chicago! Saturday, August 29, 2026 7:30 am - 11 am Central Montrose Harbor - Grove 16 601 W. Montrose Drive, Chicago IL 60613 Join the Yale Chicago team as part of the ongoing 2026 Yale Day of Service on Saturday, August 29, 2026, as we again participate in the annual PAWS Chicago 5K Walk/Run For their Lives! This event raises money for pets in need of a home in Chicago. Register for the PAWS Chicago 5K Walk/Run for their Lives on the PAWS website - select "Join a Team" and then type "Yale Chicago" to join our team when you register here: https://donate.pawschicago.org/event/paws-chicago-5k-walk-run-for-their-lives-2026/e758292. In addition to or instead of running/walking the 5K, Yale Chicago alumni, friends, and family are also invited to contact PAWS directly if you'd like to volunteer with PAWS to support the run/walk in other ways such as providing direct support for event-day operations (e.g., event setup/teardown, etc.)! Please visit the "Helping with Events" volunteer page on the PAWS website to learn more about supporting Special Event operations: https://www.pawschicago.org/how-to-help/volunteer/volunteer-opportunities/helping-with-events. Feel free to contact Alexandra Newman '05 if you will be volunteering with PAWS at the 5K run/walk in a capacity other than signing up for the Yale Chicago run/walk team so that we can still include you on club communications relating to the event. More event details from PAWS: Celebrating its 26th Anniversary, the PAWS Chicago 5K Walk/Run for Their Lives is Chicago’s LARGEST dog-friendly charity event, and it’s a day of fun, dog agility courses, raffles, entertainment, treats, and more. Whether you plan to run, walk, or simply enjoy the comradery, you'll be surrounded by a community of fellow animal lovers—all while raising critical funds to help pets in need. EVENT SCHEDULE: 7:30am PAWS 5K Event Begins including: * Registration / T-Shirt / Prize Pick Up * All Sponsor Tents * Hero Hangout * Doggy Oasis * Dog Agility Course 7:45am Run Begins -please note dogs are not allowed for the run portion. *Runners may choose to run at any time, this period is designed to have the route as clear as possible for runners 8:15am Event Program at Main Stage Featuring: *Adoptable Pets * Announcement of Top Fundraising Individuals and Teams * PAWS Alumni Photo – We encourage all PAWS alumni to join us for a group photo and don’t forget those red bandanas! 8:50am Walkers begin lining up at the Start/Finish Line 9am Walk Begins 10:30am Course closes for all runners and walkers 10:50am Closing Remarks at the Main Stage 11am Event Ends All participants receive: * Personal fundraising page to raise funds and earn prizes * Event wristband granting access to activities and giveaways * Event T-shirt Montrose Harbor - Grove 16 — 601 W. Montrose Drive true
  • Thursday 9/3/26

    • Sep 3
      11:00AM – 12:00PM ET
      Online
      Add to Calendar 2026-09-03T11:00:00 2026-09-03T12:00:00 America/New_York Y-AIM: Yale AI & Impact Makers September Meeting Join Shail Khiyara ’96, inaugural chair of the Yale SOM Professional Alumni Group for Artificial Intelligence, for the monthly Y-AIM: Yale AI & Impact Makers meeting on September 3rd, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ET! This new AI PAG is dedicated to exploring the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and its role in driving meaningful impacts and solutions for business and society. This event is an opportunity to connect with fellow alumni and current students, share insights, and shape the vision, leadership team and programs for Y-AIM. Whether you're working in AI, curious about its implications, or passionate about leveraging technology, we’d love to have you join us. Come be a part of the conversation as we build a vibrant community at the intersection of AI and impact. false
  • Wednesday 9/9/26

    • Sep 9 – Sep 17
      Italy
      Add to Calendar 2026-09-09T00:00:00 2026-09-17T00:00:00 America/New_York Yale Alumni Academy | Hidden Venice, Verona, Vicenza & La Biennale

      Artist, author and architectural historian, Yale`s own Adam Van Doren will lead you down hidden pathways and quiet piazzas to masterpieces of art and architecture that comprise this miraculous city on the sea. Starting with several days in the Italian countryside, you`ll take excursions to the Palladian villas of Vicenza and Verona. Arriving in the floating city, you`ll explore the most precious of its treasures, from the galleries of the Peggy Guggenheim Museum, the 18th century palazzo home of the famed heiress and art collector; to lesser-known gems like San Giorgio Maggiore, designed by Andrea Palladio. This program offers participants the unique pleasures of walking through history with illuminating scholarly guidance, enlightening lectures, and exclusive receptions with local friends of Yale. A visit to La Biennale di Venezia rounds out a week of activities that few visitors discover, including a private day-cruise on the lagoon where you`ll search the horizon for flamingos and stop at the storied islands of Torcello, Burano, and Murano. You`ll stay in a luxurious quiet corner of the city, at the five-star Palazzo Venart, with its own dock on the Grand Canal, tucked away in a private piazza. Tapping into hidden sites that only Venezia`s insider`s know, you`ll feel this magical place is all your own.


       

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  • Monday 9/14/26

    • Sep 14
      7:30PM – 8:30PM ET
      Online
      Add to Calendar 2026-09-14T19:30:00 2026-09-14T20:30:00 America/New_York Yale Bible Study | Daniel Bible Study with Dr. Molly M. Zahn Zoom | September 14 – November 2 | 7:30 pm Eastern The Book of Daniel is a fascinating and complex text, preserving some of the most enduring of biblical images (the fiery furnace, the writing on the wall, the lion’s den). As one of the latest books of the Hebrew Bible, it provides a critical window into the Second Temple Jewish culture from which both Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism emerged. It also has distinctive features that raise all kinds of questions for interpretation: it is written in two languages (Hebrew and Aramaic); contains two very different literary genres (court tales and apocalyptic visions); and has been preserved in two substantively different forms, with the version preserved in Roman Catholic Bibles including several large sections that are absent from the version read in Jewish and Protestant contexts. This series will introduce Daniel with special attention to the historical and literary contexts in which it was composed and transmitted, and to its significance for understanding ancient Jewish thought on themes such as empire, the course of history, and God’s sovereignty and justice. The 8 sessions will occur on September 14, 21, 28, October 5, 12, 19, 26, and November 2. After attending all eight sessions and completing a survey, participants will receive a Certificate of Participation. You only need to register one time in order to attend all 8 sessions. Online — 409 Prospect Street false
  • Wednesday 9/16/26

  • Saturday 9/19/26

  • Friday 9/25/26