Global

Yale alum Ma Yansong 马岩松 has been selected to design the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which will house George Lucas’s private collection in Chicago.  Ma, the founder of Beijing firm MAD Architects whose […]

The speed of communications, travel and globalization in general has transformed international relations. World order is no longer unipolar or multipolar; it is more like a multiplex theater than a

Since Yale art historian Diana E. E. Kleiner first fell in love with ancient Roman architecture as an undergraduate, she has leaned on many of the world’s oldest buildings, monuments,

According to Karen Seto, Professor of Geography and Urbanization at Yale F&ES, cities are not only laboratories for sustainability, but they are defining the newest frontiers of sustainability. Cities are

From political battles in the United States to conflict zones in the Middle East, the notion that health care is a human right is under attack, according to speakers at

Yale students on summer travels are sharing their international experiences through blog posts on the AIESEC website. The students, travelling throughout the world, are exploring their host countries, connecting with

Sarah Ali and Ffyona Patel, both fellows at Yale’s Global Health Leadership Institute (GHLI), are passionate about solving global problems at the local level. Ali blogs from Uganda, where she

The tiny department of Yale Relocation and Logistics Management (YR&LM) consists of dynamic duo Diane Brown and Tom Schmidt with adm support from Wanda Irizarry. They work with various Yale

So, you’re invited, at the last minute, on a once-in-lifetime business trip overseas, which departs in three days, when you suddenly learn that the destination is China and of course