Hub New Music turns ten
On December 4, 2024, the Dome at Yale Schwarzman Center filled with energy as
Hub New Music celebrated its 10th anniversary with two concerts delivering fresh, inventive sounds. The quartet treated listeners to a vibrant array of new, twenty-first-century compositions. A world premiere of “Hubbub I–VII” by Andrew Norman ’09MusAD established a joyously chaotic musical storyline for the evening’s repertoire, which also included new works by composer Donnacha Dennehy and many others. Norman and Dennehy engaged in a post-concert Q&A moderated by music history PhD candidate Allison Chu. With bold artistry and alumni talent on full display, Hub’s performances reaffirmed the ensemble’s trailblazing presence in contemporary classical music.
Four Yalies awarded 2025 Rhodes Scholarships
Two Yale seniors and two recent alumni were named Rhodes Scholars at the end of the fall 2024 semester. Sayda Martinez-Alvarado ’23, from Leesburg, Virginia, and Angelin Mathew ’25, from Davie, Florida, are among 32 American recipients, the Rhodes Trust announced on November 16. Chriss Tuyishime ’25, who is from Rwanda, and Tony Wang ’24, who is from China, are among the international recipients.
At Oxford, Martinez-Alvarado will pursue an MSc in education and an MSc in evidence-based social intervention and policy evaluation. Mathew will pursue an MSt in the study of religions and an MSc in medical anthropology. Tuyishime will pursue master’s degrees in translational health sciences and in public policy. Wang plans to pursue research in archaeology.
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