Announcements

Keller Easterling was featured on October 21st at Luce Hall on behalf of the Fox Fellowship Lecture Series. The series described it as:  Keller Easterling is an architect, writer, professor,

The Jackson Institute has named two graduate students as 2019-2020 Coverdell Fellows. The fellowships are awarded to Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. During their graduate studies, Coverdell Fellows complete a degree-related internship in an underserved

Twenty Yale University students have been named Kerry Fellows for the 2019-20 academic year, including three graduate students from the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. Part of the Kerry Initiative led by

Sushant Singh talks about the conflict between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. Sushant Singh is a visiting scholar in the Council on South Asian Studies and the Department of Political Science. Mr.

Wen-Qing Ngoei presented on behalf of the Yale MacMillan Center on October 23rd. The following is the Center’s description. Major studies of American foreign relations treat U.S. failures in Vietnam

Edward Rugemer talks about Slave Law and the Politics of Resistance in the Early Atlantic World. Edward Rugemer is an Associate Professor of African American Studies & History at Yale who studies comparative

The Forests Dialogue and the Yale Forest Forum this week hosted a discussion by Minnie Degawan, an indigenous Kanakanaey/Igorot from the Philippines, who discussed her work with indigenous and local communities.

On September 17th, Rory Stewart delivered a lecture at the MacMillan Center titled, Doing Good and Being Well: Business, War, Climate and Politics. In this talk, Stewart discussed Brexit, the current state of