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Inimitable

Harold Bloom, 1930-2019

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All about the Benjamin

Happy 314th birthday to Benjamin Franklin, rendered here in a scholarly pose in his namesake Yale...

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The big picture

Yale geographer Karen Seto uses satellite imagery to find out what urban growth is doing to the planet.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

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The race to cut carbon

How fast can Yale stop producing CO2?
By Steven Lance ’18JD
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The climate in California

America's most populous state has reduced its carbon output to 1990 levels. One determined Yalie has led the charge.
By Dylan Walsh ’11MEM
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In the magazine

Findings

Room for digital improvement
Medical E-records get an F in usability.
Chicago’s "crime gap" Don’t blame it on the Medes View all Findings

Milestones

New coast. New career.
Former dean Mary Miller '81PhD lands at the Getty.
New director for Center for British Art Cesar Pelli, 1926–2019 View all Milestones

Last Look

When the Constitution went public
In the Beinecke, a first edition of America’s user’s manual.
Yale students walk the walk Bridge over untroubled waters View all Last Look

Topics  

Student Life

By the numbers: gender and majors
The top ten majors for Yale women and men.
The three-minute thesis Get with the programming View all Student Life

Sports

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 Sports

International

Global affairs institute will become a school
The Jackson School will be a place to be "more directly involved with public policy."
Where they call home The search for a past View all International