Shonagh Rae

features

Big ideas

If you could pick the best areas for science research at Yale, what would they be?
By Dylan Walsh ’11MEM
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Blog: Daily Snap

It’s decorative gourd season, Elis!

While students are on fall break, Yale Hospitality took over Cross Campus today for its fall...

features

The three-minute thesis

In a Graduate School competition, PhD candidates try to reduce the work of several years to an elevator pitch.
By Alan Wechsler
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Trailblazers

Yale-NUS College is educating some remarkable people. We talked with a few of the first graduates.
By Caroline Lester ’14
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Findings

Yes, you should get your flu shot

They’re good, even when they’re not very good.
By Jenny Blair ’97, ’04MD

In the magazine

From the Editor

Your daily dose of Yale
Every weekday, our online Daily Snap gives you a fresh glimpse of life on campus.
“Shoulder to the wheel” The year of women View all From the Editor

Light & Verity

Student group questions financial aid policy
How much should students contribute financially to their education?
Bean on Broadway The post-paleo diet View all Light & Verity

Last Look

Home tiny home
In Midtown Manhattan, a tiny house with a purpose.
Revisiting the Lipstick, 50 years later Seeing the forest View all Last Look

Topics  

Student Life

What they're making at the “maker space”
Students and recent grads show off their projects from the Center for Engineering Innovation and Design.
Eating at Yale has changed. Drastically. Who needs the Great Books? View all Student Life

Yale History

The pioneers
In 1894, when women could not yet vote, seven remarkable scholars became the first women to earn Yale PhDs.
Big man on campus How science came to Yale View all Yale History

Campus

The new college try
After years of anticipation, Yale’s new residential colleges are open—and the process of building a community begins.
Perpetual motion Adaptation View all Campus