Arts & Culture

A new book recovers the voices of Black women as theorists of sound.

One hundred years ago, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle lectured at Yale—not about Sherlock Holmes, but about talking to the dead.

If you paid three bucks to hear a local band on August 12, 1989, you're among the lucky few who got a big surprise.

An exhibit at the Yale University Art Gallery features 150 years of art by Yale women.

The classics professor and former Yale College dean was an educator par excellence—and a firebrand.

The final word on the Vinland Map.