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Garry Trudeau is still learning
His Doonesbury characters have gone to hell and back, documenting the human cost of war.
features
Big man on campus
Robert A. M. Stern '65MArch helped remake the School of Architecture--and Yale itself.
By
Mark Alden Branch ’86
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I, chatbot
Student use of AI is ubiquitous, disruptive, and irreversible. Now what?
By
Clay Shirky ’86
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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
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Mark Twain's adventures at Yale
The literary giant never went to college, but his ties to Yale were many.
By
Shelley Fisher Fishkin ’71, ’77PhD
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Light & Verity
New home for Yale's dramatic arts
A theater for the Rep--and much more.
By the numbers: making Yale more affordable
A pundit's next act
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Scene on Campus
Yalies who lunch
Commons is still the place to be for the midday repast.
It takes a village
Apizza party
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Findings
More than a headache
More than half of Americans are burdened by neurological disorders.
Secondhand costs
Reinventing the cello
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Last Look
Best foot forward
Will rubbing President Woolsey's toe bring good luck?
Top dog!
How does your garden grow?
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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
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Arts & Culture
Object lesson: Hints to an enslaved family's history
An early map of New Haven names a "black man farmer."
Reviews: March/April 2026
The Romanovs as a family
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Q&A: Maurie McInnis
Till duty is done
AI at Yale
Quantum promise
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Sporting Life
Fall sports: football shines in postseason
Field hockey and tennis also had standout performances.
A good day's work
Spring highlights: a big win on the water
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From the Editor
A 150-year-old friendship
The echoes of history connect an alum and a student.
Curious, not furious
Let's talk
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New Haven
Saying goodbye to Margaret Holloway
A drama school alum who became known as the "Shakespeare Lady."
Banner years
A place to live with HIV and AIDS
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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?
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Where They Are Now
Sotheby's CEO charts a new course
Charles Stewart '92 oversaw the auction house's move to a historic Marcel Breuer building.
Meet the rabbi
Poetry in motion
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Scene on Campus
A summer place
Yale's retreat in the country.
Sterling castle
En garde!
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Light & Verity
Graduate School will limit enrollment
Tighter budgets mean fewer PhD candidates.
Doing the math on federal policy
University joins research library consortium
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Web Extra
Yale strawberry shortcake
An alum remembered the dining hall dessert fondly, so his family recreated it for his 93rd birthday.
When Yale buildings speak
The green fields of the mind
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Science & Health
Engineering matter(s)
Laser lighthouse
Introduction: solutions for a planet in peril
Alumni
Good karma
Pain and courage: reorienting a life
World class
Arts & Culture
In the wild
The Restoration
Rudolph, reconsidered
Faculty & Staff
Crewdson country
Great escapes
Reshaping the story
Student Life
A generation in crisis
The shanties on the plaza
Private audience
Money & Business
The go-to guy for CEOs
Negotiating without being a jerk
Saving the reefs
International
Twelve years in Singapore
Another country
Eyeing the future, grappling with the past
New Haven
Cakes and kindness
Reforesting the Elm City
The night the Stones played Toad's
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