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Sara Brinegar is a visiting scholar who is at Yale as the Henry Hart Rice Family Foundation Fellow in the European Studies Council at the MacMillan Center. Her research interests […]

Dear anant, Welcome in the New Year with a fun and educational wine tasting.  Following on from his sold-out wine evening in the autumn, oenophile Jamison Suter (JE ’90) will again be

John Wettlaufer, the A.M. Bateman Professor of Geophysics, Mathematics & Physics, has been elected as a foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in its Class for Physics.

Phillip Cohen ’10 has received a Mitchell Scholarship for study in Ireland. Cohen is currently pursuing his M.D. at the University of Pennsylvania. His time spent as a volunteer in

Skyler Ross ’16  has been named a 2016 Marshall Scholar. A history major, Ross will pursue a M.F.A. in creative producing at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama,

Three Yale students were chosen to be members of the class of 2016 Rhodes Scholars. Jared C. Milfred, Isaac M. Stanley-Becker, and Mason Y. Ji were among the 32 chosen for the coveted

During the past two years, Russia’s image has reverted to one of an exceptionally controlled polity, similar to how the international community once viewed the Soviet Union. Despite opening borders

In June 2015 the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Federica Mogherini – presented her strategic assessment of the global strategic environment to EU leaders. They

Russia has been a major force in the world’s oil market since the Soviet era. Last year, it ranked third behind the United States and Saudi Arabia in oil production,