Essays by two children's book writers, short reviews of Yalies' books, and more.

Cocktail hours, talkfests, and trivia nights as the alumni network goes virtual.

An ALS patient dedicates himself to improving the lives of future ALS patients.

Joseph McCarthy made a name for himself by accusing innocent people of treason. How did Yalies respond?

Talking to Leonard Marcus '72, a scholar of children’s books.

Readers talk back about racism and more.

MacArthur winner Annie Dorsen '96, '00MFA, brings artificial intelligence to the theater.

Who can resist carving pumpkins?

A drama school alum who became known as the "Shakespeare Lady."

Theodore Dwight Woolsey connected Yale to the world.

A Yale tree almost as old as Yale.

A guide to the 21 children's book characters on our cover and opening illustration.

Books of note by alumni.