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President Peter Salovey has delivered an update on Yale’s academic priorities. Increased access to and affordability of a Yale education, construction of new landmark facilities for science and the humanities,

This iteration of The MacMillan Report features Marcus Alexander, a research scientist in the Human Nature Lab at the Yale Institute for Network Science. In the video, he talks about

Pictured from left to right: Paul Hatanga ’20 M.E.M. (Uganda), Lysa Uwizeyimana ’20 M.E.M. (Rwanda), Daniela Hoyos Gaviria ’20 M.E.M. (Colombia), Shrabya Timsina ’20 M.F.S. (Nepal), James Ndung’u ’20 M.E.M. (Kenya), and Sandra Chiri Vargas ’20 M.E.M. (Peru). The Yale School of

Migrants flee war, persecution, poverty and natural disasters while many others simply seek economic opportunity. The growing numbers challenge the open-door policies of host nations, fueling resentment and populism that

A review by Susan Froetschel The world risks catastrophe by failing to practice sustainability. Only determined governments can come to the rescue, contends Chandran Nair in The Sustainable State. Sustainability

European nations that once promoted human rights are slinking away from these obligations and forming agreements with some third parties that have terrible records on human rights. “The European Union’s

The MacMillan Report Rohit De talks about the global history of rebellious lawyering. December 12, 2018  (12:56) Rohit De is an Assistant Professor of History at Yale University and an

News from the World Fellows Program It’s with a mixture of pride and sadness that we gathered on December 6 to say farewell to the 2018 Fellows. During their time

Claudia Valeggia talks about the health of indigenous peoples. December 5, 2018  (25:10) Claudia Valeggia is a biological anthropologist at Yale University. She studies the interactions between human reproductive biology