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Dinosaurs were lumbering, stupid, scientifically boring beasts—until John Ostrom rewrote the book on them.

Once a year, Yale’s hush-hush senior societies engage in some cryptic but very public initiation rituals.

Newly discovered documents have rewritten a part of the university’s history.

Yale College’s first African American graduate became a Civil War assistant surgeon and a New England country doctor.

The lives of two graduates raise questions about racial definitions.

Organist Paul Jacobs wants to change the way you spend your time.