Eagle-eyed observers would have noticed an increased number of men and women in military uniforms on campus a few Thursdays ago. Students in the Air Force and Naval Reserve Officer […]
Events emphasize Yale’s military connections, history ahead of WWI anniversary Read More »
North Korea is rapidly developing its nuclear program, conducting multiple missile tests as well as two nuclear tests in 2016. The regime is also accused of using a chemical weapon
To Avert Disaster the US Must Deal With North Korea Read More »
Immigration policy has made headlines in recent months, with one side arguing that globalization and immigration threaten the domestic economy and national security and the other arguing just the opposite.
The Politics, Law, and Economics of U.S. Immigration Policy Read More »
The United States and China, the world’s largest markets, are major trade partners. The relationship provides numerous benefits including affordable goods for households and millions of jobs for both nations:
Disrupting US-China Relations Will Incur High Costs Read More »
In the interest of peace, virtually all countries maintain official relations with China and unofficial relations with Taiwan. In December, the US president-elect disrupted this broad international understanding by questioning
China Has Chance to Undercut US by Wooing Taiwan Read More »
At a time of mounting tensions between the United States and Russia over Ukraine and reports of election hacking, two Yale undergraduates are among a group of American students busily
Students find commonalities and make connections on Russian and American soil Read More »
On June 18, 1917, Benjamin Edward Shove submitted an application to be an orderly with the Yale Mobile Hospital Unit 39, which would accompany American forces to the battlefront in
Exhibit highlights Yale Medicine’s role in WWI Read More »
The current president of Yale-NUS, Tan Tai Yong, has been on campus for a 10-day visit to meet with numerous Yale faculty and senior administrators to build upon the robust
New Yale-NUS president Tan Tai Yong visiting Yale Read More »
The Obama administration has suspended efforts to win approval from the US Congress for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, reports suggest, and it’s up to the Trump administration to kill or shape
US Walks Away From TPP, Leaving China Free to Dominate Asia Read More »
Just two days after the end of an election season in which immigration was a top issue, historian Mireya Loza spoke to students and faculty about the Bracero Program, a
Smithsonian scholar examines legacy of the U.S.-Mexico Bracero Program Read More »
