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The race to cut carbon

How fast can Yale stop producing CO2?
By Steven Lance ’18JD
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  • Blog: Daily Snap

    Not-so-living color

    Artist James Prosek ’97, who made his name while still an undergrad for his paintings of trout...

  • Blog: Works by Alumni

    February 2020

    This is a list of books and other media, created by Yale alumni, that we received in the past month. To have your work listed, please...

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Arts & Culture

Reviews: January/February 2020
An anthology of migration literature; a novel imagines dark magic in Yale's senior societies.
From Baroque to moonscape A century of poets View all Arts & Culture

Light & Verity

Mark Zurolo ’01MFA
New provost will be a "student of Yale"
Scott Strobel is a biochemist and a versatile administrator.
Climate protest delays The Game Old haunts, lost and found View all Light & Verity

Sporting Life

Fall highlights: three teams win Ivy titles
A thrilling football finale was just one piece of a great sports season.
A tournament for tennis up-and-comers Chosen View all Sporting Life

Topics  

Faculty & Staff

"What she was born to do"
Scholar, teacher, writer: Marie Borroff 1923-2019
New director for Center for British Art College alum is Yale Med’s first woman dean View all Faculty & Staff

Yale History

When alumni got the vote
In the 1870s, the Young Yale movement pushed for reforms, including the election of trustees.
The pioneers God and white men at Yale View all Yale History

Science & Health

LANDSAT OLI/TIRS
The big picture
Yale geographer Karen Seto uses satellite imagery to find out what urban growth is doing to the planet.
Thinking is harder than we think Within reach View all Science & Health