Chris Buck

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The fifteenth college

Covid dealt a blow to Yale's residential college system. Can it recover? 
By Zachary Groz ’24

Blog: This just in

Help make YAM better! Take our survey!

Yale Alumni Magazine is asking its 140,000 readers a simple question: How can we do better? This...

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Lifelong learning 

How does a comedy writer cope with a series of tragedies? In this case, by taking 23 Yale courses online.
By Christopher Lloyd ’82

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Still life

Neurophysiologist Elena Gracheva uncovers the secrets of how animals emerge, healthy, from the deathlike torpor of hibernation. 
By Randi Hutter Epstein ’90MD

Blog: Daily Snap

Now and then: on the move

The first photo here was taken between classes for our November 1936 issue. We went out on the...

In the magazine

Light & Verity

Feds investigate Yale admissions practices
News of negotiations prompts strong reactions. 
Putting downtown back together Making time View all Light & Verity

Where They Are Now

TikTok's "Gen Z Historian"
Kahlil Greene '21 was headed for a job in consulting. Then he became a social media star.
The soul of the puppet History on ice View all Where They Are Now

Last Look

Playtime
In the Div School's back yard, a place for dogs to run free.
Bells are ringing Respite  View all Last Look

Topics  

Faculty & Staff

A lifetime in American arts
Pat Kane ’87PhD had the eyes--and the hands--of a connoisseur.
Talking shop Big man on campus View all Faculty & Staff

Science & Health

The road to climate change
Those winding suburban streets are responsible for a lot of carbon emissions.
I, chatbot Engineering matter(s) View all Science & Health

Yale History

Forgotten founder
No one was more important to Yale's beginnings than James Pierpont.
A fatal duel between Yale students Mark Twain's adventures at Yale View all Yale History