The recent Paris climate accord was the result of work by thousands of players from across the world — including dozens from the Yale community. But no one played a […]
What Happens After Paris? Figueres on the Next Climate Steps Read More »
Every summer a dozen or so Yale students go abroad to conduct original scientific research as part of the Downs International Health Student Travel Fellowship. They work on challenging health
Yale’s pursuit of market-based solutions to promote environmental sustainability — through a carbon pricing program on campus and its direction to investment managers to consider the economic impact of climate
Yale’s innovative, market-based approach to climate change gains global recognition Read More »
US President Barack Obama and other members of his administration have long labeled the Islamic State as a “cancer” that must be eliminated. Destroying ideological fervor is not easy, and
Treating ISIS as Cancer Read More »
The U.N. Global Colloquium for University Presidents is over, but you can still (virtually) enjoy many of the events focusing on cultural heritage that took place April 6-15 on the
Your passport to the U.N. colloquium on preserving cultural heritage Read More »
US presidential candidates are responding to voters’ ire over a complex tax code that shields the wealthiest from tax payments. Reports of corporate inversions – US firms relocating headquarters to
Corporations’ Flight to Low-Tax Countries Angers US Voters Read More »
Citizens of the world must be as fierce in their passion to protect and preserve culture and cultural heritage as extremists are in their desire to destroy it, U.N. Secretary-General
That gold-painted, metal shipping container parked on College Street the past couple of weeks is a cultural catapult. As you swing open the heavy door at one end of the
Step inside the Portal and enter a global gateway Read More »
During a conversation before a full audience in Battell Chapel on April 6, Yale professor and Christian theologian Miroslav Volf asked Islamic scholar Hamza Yusuf what Christians and other non-Muslims
For Islamic scholar Hamza Yusuf, knowledge is key to a meaningful life Read More »
Yale’s new partnership in a global coalition to promote carbon pricing is just the latest in a series of climate initiatives the university is leading across multiple disciplines. In March,
From New Haven to Mumbai, Yale’s climate and sustainability initiatives build momentum Read More »
