Global

Peter K. Schott, newly named as the Juan Trippe Professor of International Economics, focuses his research on how firms and workers respond to globalization. Schott’s most recent projects examine the […]

While the Syrian conflict has been ongoing for several years, it came into particularly sharp focus over the summer, with images of refugees on rafts and lined up at border

Indians form the third largest group of international students at Yale University. There are about 165 Indians — not counting Indian-Americans — enrolled right now and together, Indian citizens in

Free open access resources now available In recognition of the Pelican History of Art’s long-standing role in art-history education, Yale with the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art are offering

The Worker & Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School sent a letter Tuesday serving notice to federal officials that many of the Central American refugees targeted in recent

The list of collaborations and international experiences by Yale faculty, students, and graduates in 2015 spans the globe and covers a multitude of areas from the sciences to the arts

As we begin a new year at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, we wanted to reflect on some of the outstanding achievements of our students, faculty, staff,

Yale’s Ernesto Zedillo has moved up in the ranks of Global Thought Leaders, a listing compiled annually by the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute (GDI) and the WorldPost. Zedillo is the Frederick

In the early 1980s, “AIDS was just a whisper in the corner of a gay bar.” Within a few years it grew into a global epidemic, and today, despite many

As the world population ages and economies slow, get ready to hear another acronym – PSR. The Potential Support Ratio, or the ratio of the working-age population, 15 to 64,