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features

Big man on campus

Robert A. M. Stern '65MArch helped remake the School of Architecture--and Yale itself.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86

Blog: Daily Snap

Throwback Thursday: timeless turtle

Our April 23, 1926 cover featured the fossilized skeleton of an Archelon—an ancient sea...

Light & Verity

New home for Yale's dramatic arts

A theater for the Rep--and much more.
By Maria Ricapito ’86
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Q&A: Maurie McInnis

Till duty is done

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features

Garry Trudeau is still learning 

His Doonesbury characters have gone to hell and back, documenting the human cost of war.
By Joshua Kendall ’81
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Reading the room

A Yale student developed glasses that offer really close captioning for the hard of hearing.
By Cathy Shufro

In the magazine

Old Yale

Steel magnolia
Mary Clabaugh Wright shattered a glass ceiling as the first tenured woman on the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Captive congregation How firm a foundation? View all Old Yale

Scene on Campus

Yalies who lunch
Commons is still the place to be for the midday repast.
It takes a village  Apizza party   View all Scene on Campus

Milestones

Rodríguez takes Law School helm
The new dean is a leading expert on immigration and constitutional law.
Catherine Skinner, 1931-2025 Three with Yale ties win Nobel Prizes View all Milestones

Topics  

New Haven

Object lesson: Hints to an enslaved family's history
An early map of New Haven names a "black man farmer."
Cakes and kindness Reforesting the Elm City View all New Haven

Alumni

Sotheby's CEO charts a new course
Charles Stewart '92 oversaw the auction house's move to a historic Marcel Breuer building.
Good karma Crewdson country View all Alumni

Arts & Culture

Mark Twain's adventures at Yale
The literary giant never went to college, but his ties to Yale were many.
Still standing In the wild View all Arts & Culture