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featuresThe alchemist of costumingJane Greenwood, Broadway's most prolific designer, turns cloth into character. featuresWithin reachRobotics has long tried to mimic the human hand. Yale engineer Aaron Dollar thinks there’s a better way.  1 comment
features"Irascible and difficult." "Very intense." And beloved.Aldo Parisot was one of Yale's most famous musicians. He was also, possibly, its most idiosyncratic personality. 2 comments
Letters to the EditorLetters: March/April 2019Where They Are NowEver wondered who created autocorrect?Ken Kocienda '88 was principal engineer on software for the iPhone. 1 comment
Scene on CampusGroundbreakingDon’t worry—they'll put Beinecke Plaza back just the way they found it. New HavenA place to live with HIV and AIDSLeeway is Connecticut's only skilled-nursing center for people with HIV and AIDS. Sporting LifeCaptain CourageousMeredith Speck '15 is the first Yalie to play in the National Women’s Soccer League. |
