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features

Crewdson country

The cinematic photographs of Gregory Crewdson '88MFA depict a singular American landscape.
By James Hannaham ’90
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features

Cakes and kindness

Claire's Corner Copia has nourished town and gown for 50 years.
By Tina Kelley ’85

features

Laser lighthouse

Sending quantum information across Long Island Sound.
By Dylan Walsh ’11MEM

Light & Verity

University joins research library consortium

Yale scholars will gain access to 8.8 million unique titles.
By Rhea Hirshman
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Scene on Campus

A summer place  

Yale's retreat in the country.

Blog: Daily Snap

Now and then: gimme shelter

Back in our October 1985 issue, we featured a pavilion in East Rock Park designed and built by...

In the magazine

Last Look

Shrine
The grave of Josiah Willard Gibbs attracts some unusual tributes.
Larger than life Spring forward View all Last Look

Old Yale

Small building, big fight
The debate over "Hush Hall" was also about who should run Yale.
When Yale made movies Man with a mission View all Old Yale

Sporting Life

A good day's work
Golfer James Nicholas '19 had a breakout performance in the US Open.
Spring highlights: a big win on the water Postseason potential View all Sporting Life

Topics  

International

Twelve years in Singapore
Yale's most ambitious international endeavor has closed its doors.
Taking the lead Another country View all International

Faculty & Staff

Yale's next steps
On the eve of her inauguration, we talked to President Maurie McInnis '96PhD about Yale’s future.
The go-to guy for CEOs Better health through engineering View all Faculty & Staff

Student Life

A generation in crisis
Why are an unprecedented number of college students reporting mental health issues? A psychiatrist who treats them has some ideas.
Shopping period is no more A bumper crop of undergrads View all Student Life