On Friday, people poured onto College Street for New Haven's ninth annual Apizza Feast. Sally's, Pepe's, and more than a dozen other local pizza... Read on
Our November 21, 1941, cover featured a photo from a Yale Dramat production of Aristophanes’s Frogs, staged by drama student Burt Shevelove in the... Read on
Now on view at the Beinecke: an exhibition on the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies. Since 1984, the archive has collected 4,400... Read on
A new addition outside the Peabody Museum: a stack of stones installed in keeping with the Native American tradition of "memory piles," stones left... Read on
The pipe that emerges above the Farmington Canal trail on Whitney Avenue has always looked a little menacing. The New Haven Town Green District... Read on
Forty years ago, in our June 1984 issue, we reported on a visit to campus by actor Vincent Price ’33 for a Film Study Center retrospective of... Read on
Painter John Trumbull was born on this day in 1756. Known for his portraits and scenes related to the American Revolution, Trumbull sold many of... Read on
When the Linonia and Brothers Reading Room reopened last week, visitors noticed a new addition above the room's fireplace. It's a reproduction of... Read on
Last night, the Yale Symphony Orchestra, the Yale Glee Club, the Yale Camerata, the Elm City Girls Choir, and the Trinity Boys and Girls Choirs came... Read on
Sheila Levrant de Bretteville ’64MFA, who directed the School of Art's graphic design program from 1990 to 2022, inspects the opening panel of... Read on
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