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featuresMed school with less painThe School of Medicine’s highly unusual teaching program allows Yale medical students to have—gasp!—some free time. featuresWho was the first African American student at Yale?Newly discovered documents have rewritten a part of the university’s history. featuresThe radical virtuosoOrganist Paul Jacobs wants to change the way you spend your time.  2 comments
featuresWhat do we mean by “first”?The lives of two graduates raise questions about racial definitions. featuresThe life of Richard Henry GreenYale College’s first African American graduate became a Civil War assistant surgeon and a New England country doctor. From the EditorNew Haven: the makeover continuesRetiring Yale faculty and staff are among those repopulating downtown. Letters to the EditorWomen, men, and academiaReaders talk back about female faculty, admissions, Robert Moses, and more. Scene on CampusStethoscopes and lederhosen?Med students on stage—but it’s not the operating theater. Q&A: Peter SaloveyWho’s in charge of the faculty?Yale’s president answers questions about the creation of a new position at Yale. |
