Adjusting to college life can be a challenge for any student, but this is particularly true for international students, who face the additional obstacle of adjusting to a foreign culture. […]
International students look back at introduction to Yale Read More »
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries was created by Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela in 1960. OPEC now has 13 members. During the 1970s, oil prices quadrupled,
OPEC Cobbles a Deal, But Cannot Hide Decline of Saudi Power Read More »
Belabbes Benkredda, the founder of Munathara Initiative, a debating forum in the Arab world, discusses the post-truth era and how to protect the public sphere.
Populist stances are resonating with dissatisfied voters in the wealthiest places including Europe and the United States. The West has posted low growth rates for its middle class over the
Wanted: Equal Opportunity Globalization Read More »
The Global Mountain Biodiversity Assessment (GMBA) teamed up with Map of Life (MOL) to launch a new web-portal for the visualization and exploration of biodiversity data for over 1000 mountain
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 »
Globalization and global institutions are in crisis, confronting varying levels of mistrust around the world. The Valdai Discussion Club, a group of Russian and foreign international affairs experts, assessed the
Russia Wants to Remake Globalization in Its Own Image Read More »
The Zika-bearing mosquito Aedes aegypti is not only spreading rapidly but has shown a remarkable ability to adapt quickly to different locales and climates, according to Jeffrey Powell, professor of
Zika-bearing mosquitoes quickly invade and adapt to new environments Read More »
During its earliest days the field of ecology was devoted to the study of nature apart from humans. But a new kind of ecology recognizes that one simply can’t separate
A New Ecology: Reclaiming a Healthy Connection Between Humans and Nature Read More »
New research by the Yale School of Public Health and the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation/Brazilian Ministry of Health on leptospirosis, a bacterial infection largely spread by rats, sheds light on how
Yale, Brazilian Scientists Identify Potential Treatment for Fatal Leptospirosis Read More »
