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Mark Twain's adventures at Yale

The literary giant never went to college, but his ties to Yale were many.
By Shelley Fisher Fishkin ’71, ’77PhD
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Blog: This just in

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Moments of Transition

President Maurie McInnis '96PhD welcomes the class of '29.
By Maurie McInnis ’96PhD

Light & Verity

Doing the math on federal policy

Yale's Budget Lab has quickly become a much-cited authority.
By Dylan Walsh ’11MEM

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In the wild

An architecture professor finds the ruins of a project from his sixties roots.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

Blog: Daily Snap

In afteryears

Walking through Old Campus on a clear autumn day is a joy, especially when you're an alum who...

In the magazine

Findings

Late bloomers
Spring is coming later for urban trees.
Back to the beginning Hospitalizing private practices View all Findings

Old Yale

How firm a foundation?
Yale's favorite story of its founding was probably invented to win a legal battle.
Small building, big fight When Yale made movies View all Old Yale

Milestones

Three with Yale ties win Nobel Prizes
Winners in physics, economics, and peace.
Better health through engineering A life in music View all Milestones

Topics  

Faculty & Staff

America in 26 lectures
A one-time-only history survey for the nation's 250th anniversary.
The go-to guy for CEOs Lisa Sanders is on the case View all Faculty & Staff

Arts & Culture

Happy New Year!
Capturing a moment at Studio 54 in 1978.
Crewdson country A Morse dining hall mystery  View all Arts & Culture

New Haven

Apizza party  
New Haven assembles a crowd of eaters to break a world record.
Cakes and kindness Reforesting the Elm City View all New Haven