Blog: Daily Snap

In the streets

More than a thousand people joined a march in New Haven yesterday to protest the killings of black...

features

The digital Dark Ages

Those Mac disks in your basement--the ones with your kids' baby pictures. Can you still open them?
By Veronique Greenwood ’08
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features

Coping with a crisis

In a matter of days, COVID-19 changed everything at Yale. How can a tight-knit community stay together while keeping their distance?
By Mark Alden Branch ’86
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Light & Verity

Faculty diversity initiative extended

$85 million for a program that has contributed to 84 new faculty hires.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

In the magazine

Findings

The log cabin grows up
New techniques in wood construction can save money and reduce carbon emissions.
Journey from the depths To share, or not to share View all Findings

From the Editor

Stranded
A historian of Italian epidemics, living in the middle of one.
The book of the Book of Exodus Gospel and blues, Part 2 View all From the Editor

Old Yale

Remembrance of plagues past
Classes at Yale were interrupted by epidemics long before the arrival of COVID-19.
When "weekending" was the thing When alumni got the vote View all Old Yale

Topics  

Campus

Meetings of the minds
A new laboratory building helps remake Science Hill.
Furnished loft Left on the drawing board View all Campus

Faculty & Staff

An "exemplary Yalie" who filled many roles
Harry Adams "addressed the complexities of the world with quiet confidence and grace."
Daydream believer The book of the Book of Exodus View all Faculty & Staff

Student Life

The lost days
What the Class of 2020 can never get back.
First. The three-minute thesis View all Student Life