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

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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

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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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Let's dance

More than fifty years after first arriving at Yale, these pioneering women have found each other and their rhythms on Zoom.
By Shelley Fisher Fishkin ’71, ’77PhD
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Lost and found

If you've ever wondered what happened to the giant record-player sign from Cutler's, or the time...

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Milestones

A lifetime in American arts
Pat Kane ’87PhD had the eyes--and the hands--of a connoisseur.
Dramatic return Building on strength View all Milestones

Old Yale

Forgotten founder
No one was more important to Yale's beginnings than James Pierpont.
America's baby picture Serial signer View all Old Yale

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  

New Haven

Putting downtown back together
A third new building will complete the conversion of a "highway to nowhere" into a research corridor. 
People dig these tunnels Yale ups its payment to New Haven View all New Haven

Science & Health

One conspiracy theory put to rest
In the case of the Medici, the mosquito did it. 
Object Lesson: Hiding in plain sight Engineering matter(s) View all Science & Health

Alumni

TikTok's "Gen Z Historian"
Kahlil Greene '21 was headed for a job in consulting. Then he became a social media star.
Homegrown hero Movement View all Alumni