We are very pleased to announce that Pericles Lewis, founding President of Yale-NUS College in Singapore and incoming Vice President for Global Strategy and Deputy Provost for International Affairs at Yale University […]
Yale Club of London Speaker Series: Pericles Lewis: ‘Envisioning Yale’s Global Strategy’ Read More »
As Europe confronts the challenges of an aging population, workers from relatively poor countries relocate to wealthier communities to provide care. “Badante” is an Italian term for caregiver that also
Modern Servitude: Romanian Badante Care for Elders in Italy Read More »
US President Barack Obama has emphasized that Russia is a weaker country than the United States. US military spending is 12 times more than Russia’s, and the Russian economy, under
Russia Pivots to Asia Read More »
Defeat is imminent for the Syrian rebels in eastern Aleppo as government forces, supported by Russian airstrikes and Iranian militias, take control. The UN Security Council had been advised by
Fall of Eastern Aleppo Marks Turning Point for Syrian Civil War Read More »
Arvydas Grišinas is visiting at Yale as the Joseph P. Kazickas Postdoctoral Associate in Baltic Studies. He is a Researcher at Kaunas University of Technology. Professor Grišinas’ work centers on
Conveying a narrative of globalization and political upheaval that has become familiar to western nations in the past year, João Vale de Almeida, the European Union’s (EU) ambassador to the
EU’s ambassador to the U.N. speaks about evolving political order Read More »
A Yale College senior and three recent graduates will study at the University of Oxford in England next year as winners of the Rhodes Scholarships. Olivia A. Klevorn ’17, Hannah
Four Yalies are Oxford bound as Rhodes Scholars Read More »
With a combination of low-cost intervention in Syria, counterterrorism resources and support for Iran, Russia is making strides in bringing the Middle East into multipolar balance. “Moscow is eyeing a
Russia Sets Out to Bring the Middle East Under New Order Read More »
Can one small person or nation change the great tide of history? That question is explored in the Yale School of Drama’s next production, “Bulgaria! Revolt!” From a Bulgarian village
‘Bulgaria! Revolt!’ — a new musical is staged by School of Drama students Read More »
Edwin Stewart Atkins (Spanish & Portuguese) recently published an article in Bulletin of the Comediantes about “ambiguity, bias, and visual deceit” in the Spanish playwright Lope de Vega’s 1631 masterpiece
Hooked on Spanish Literature Read More »
