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150 years of art: introduction

The Yale School of Art was an afterthought. Until it became the best.
By Kathrin Day Lassila ’81

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In the magazine

Findings

The results are beautiful
Looking for the aesthetic value in mathematical proofs.
Who belongs? Inhale at your own risk View all Findings

Scene on Campus

Furnished loft
A collection of American furniture gets a spacious new home on West Campus.
Off-road Behind the screen View all Scene on Campus

Where They Are Now

A lawyer puts the circus back on its feet
Gregg Walker ’97JD “wanted to be one of the people in the middle of the transactions.”
Not your standard doctor of music Lost View all Where They Are Now

Topics  

Faculty & Staff

"What she was born to do"
Scholar, teacher, writer: Marie Borroff 1923-2019
Can a book change the course of your life? Don't listen to the naysayers View all Faculty & Staff

Campus

Yale students walk the walk
A campus street becomes a pedestrian path.
Look out below Left on the drawing board View all Campus

Yale History

The tie that binds
Fifty years after a stunning Yale-Harvard game ended in a tie, men who played in it still replay it in their minds.
The library at war Big man on campus View all Yale History