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Living faith

Yale's Divinity School is helping develop a blueprint for how faith practitioners, theorists, and educators can stay relevant to modern life.  
By Dylan Walsh ’11MEM
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A fatal duel between Yale students

A student's dive into the Beinecke reveals the gruesome tragedy that unfolded in 1824.
By Tom Attard-Manché ’25
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Worth the wait

Decades after dorm life, love blossomed for these four couples . . . with a little help from Yale. 
By Carol Hymowitz

Old Yale

Serial signer

New Haven's Roger Sherman was always in the room where it happened.
By Mark Alden Branch ’86
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Blog: Daily Snap

Checking in on Science Hill

The first phase of the Upper Science Hill development continues to take shape. At left is the...

In the magazine

Light & Verity

Errata (not ours)
Typos are only human, says an exhibition at Sterling Library.
Yale ups its payment to New Haven Symphony celebrates 60 View all Light & Verity

Scene on Campus

Greener greens
The newly restored Yale golf course.
Yalies who lunch It takes a village  View all Scene on Campus

Findings

Unraveling the boom in allergies 
Reduced exposure to allergens may play a role. 
Unfinished business Solving more of the genome puzzle View all Findings

Topics  

Yale History

Mark Twain's adventures at Yale
The literary giant never went to college, but his ties to Yale were many.
Another country The shanties on the plaza View all Yale History

Science & Health

Engineering matter(s)
Can mimicking nature unravel the mysteries of the immune system? Meet Anjelica Gonzalez, a bioengineer forging new paths, one cell wall at a time.
Introduction: solutions for a planet in peril A generation in crisis View all Science & Health

Alumni

Garry Trudeau is still learning 
His Doonesbury characters have gone to hell and back, documenting the human cost of war.
In the wild Pain and courage: reorienting a life View all Alumni