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December 2015

  • Merry Christmas!

    Merry Christmas from all of us at the Yale Alumni Magazine! Like most of Yale, we’re off until the new year. See you in 2016! Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 24 2015 02:45pm

  • See you next year

    A lot may have changed at Yale in the last few decades, but this will be a familiar sight to most alumni: students waiting outside Phelps Gate for... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 23 2015 11:10am

  • Seasons seedings

    Students may be clearing out out of New Haven, but Payne Whitney Gymnasium is abuzz with young squash players as the Brady Squash Center hosts the... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 22 2015 11:17am

  • O Christmas tree

    In keeping with construction-industry custom, there’s a tree atop the construction site for the new residential colleges. And in keeping with... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 21 2015 03:39pm

  • Still some traces

    The calendar tells us that winter is just four days away. But fall is not going without a fight. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 18 2015 10:02am

  • Four-letter words

    Some imperatives, scrawled repeatedly in chalk on the side of the computer science department’s Arthur K. Watson Hall. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 17 2015 11:28am

  • Final push

    Final exams in Yale College begin tomorrow, so study spaces like the Silliman College Library are seeing a lot of action. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 16 2015 01:25pm

  • Gracias, El Niño

    With temperatures near 60 degrees this morning, this reading period feels a lot more like the one that happens in April. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 15 2015 12:24pm

  • The fog before finals

    It’s unseasonably warm and rather foggy on this first Monday of reading period. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 14 2015 10:35am

  • Aye aye, ma’am

    In front of Sterling Memorial Library this afternoon, the Yale Naval ROTC unit held its Change of Command ceremony. Taking over as battalion commander... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 11 2015 02:09pm

  • The dinosaurs await

    Waiting outside the Peabody Museum of Natural History for a field trip to begin? No problem on this beautiful day. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 10 2015 12:25pm

  • Blue sky

    Prospect Street skyline on a December morning. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 9 2015 01:46pm

  • Yale’s mantel

    What’s a Cathedral of Sweat without a place for the holy relics? The Kiphuth Trophy Room at Payne Whitney Gymnasium is a swanky celebration of... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 8 2015 12:02pm

  • Corner office

    We’ve always admired the way the building at 77 Prospect meets the corner at Trumbull Street. Perhaps it’s no surprise that it was... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 7 2015 10:35am

  • Take a walk

    It’s a beautiful day on Library Walk! Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 4 2015 11:01am

  • Architecture celebrates a hundred

    Yale first established its Department of Architecture (now the School of Architecture) in 1916, which means it’s about time for a centennial.... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 3 2015 02:46pm

  • Sterling after dark

    As we approach the winter solstice, we encounter a lot more of the campus in the dark, and lit from within. Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | December 2 2015 02:17pm