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American studies

How Gilded Age artists rediscovered the human form.

Blog: Daily Snap

Light and dark

We couldn't help but notice this shapely shadow in the nave of Sterling Memorial Library.

features

The shanties on the plaza

In the 1980s, the issue of apartheid in South Africa awakened a new generation of student activists at Yale.
By John Besche ’22

Where They Are Now

A Yalie's route to the NFL

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel '05 explains what his Yale classmates and a locker room full of pro football players have in common.
By Evan Frondorf ’14

In the magazine

From the Editor

Reminiscence, a farewell, and gratitude
Kathrin Day Lassila '81 is retiring after 21 years as editor of the Yale Alumni Magazine.
A Black American poet gets his due For the love of his city View all From the Editor

Scene on Campus

Heading out on FOOT
On First-year Outdoor Orientation Trips, the bonding starts even before they leave New Haven.
How (not) to grow a garden Biking away View all Scene on Campus

Old Yale

Partez!
The 1924 crew grabbed the ultimate prize: an Olympic gold medal.
Fit for a president Racing to romance View all Old Yale

Topics  

Alumni

Souvenirs from Paris
Ali Truwit '23 brings home two medals from the Paralympics.
World class Fifty years on . . . and the music never stopped. View all Alumni

Faculty & Staff

Gendler stepping down as FAS dean
An "intellectual matchmaker" goes back to teaching.
Reshaping the story A team player for the YAA View all Faculty & Staff

Science & Health

The Shrinking Red Spot
What's happening to Jupiter's most distinctive feature?
They care Big plans for Science Hill View all Science & Health