July/August 2009
volume lxxi, number 6
Credits, from top: ©Mark Ostow, ©Mark Ostow, and ©Gregory Nemec.
Feature stories:
Why they call Yale the "Gay Ivy"
by the Editors
Yale has long had a reputation as the Ivy League campus most hospitable to gay students.
Gay at Yale: how things changed
by George Chauncey '77, '89PhD
A Yale professor of history describes the evolving course of gay life at Yale since the 1800s, focusing on the opening up of campus culture from the 1950s to the 1980s.
Memoirs from the evolution
by M. G. Lord '77, Maia Ettinger '83, Ari Shapiro '00, and Mitchell Reich '09
The behemoth of Woolsey Hall
by Anthony Weiss '02
The Newberry Memorial, one of the country's greatest pipe organs, is lovingly maintained with curatorial expertise, historical integrity, and the occasional pizza box.
Commencement 2009
It was a graduation day for the times. Faculty checked their iPhones, the Secret Service came in with Hillary, and Yale's president talked about alternative job sectors. |