Gabriel Barcia
School of Architecture lights up with first-ever lighting exhibit

Don’t turn off the lights: Yale’s first-ever exhibition on architectural lighting is on display at the School of Architecture. “The Structure of Light: Richard Kelly […]

Marble revolution at the beinecke

Feeling riotous? Bladderball on Elm Street is for amateurs — real actions of civil disobedience are on display between the translucent walls of the Beinecke […]

On the ground: At Fling, moshing and merriment

As Linda Chang ’12 defended her front-row spot at Tuesday’s Spring Fling, casual eye contact with rapper Wale’s guitarist, Drew White, ended with the artist […]

Digital library featuring Yale items debuts

A new online library that digitizes selected holdings from more than 30 institutions around the world, including the Yale University library, officially launched Tuesday in […]

Monday’s buzz

THE NEWS Mike Jones ’11 won the Ward 1 Democratic Endorsement Vote on Friday with 49.2 percent of the cote. Nearly 475 people showed up […]

Your worst senior essay nightmare

If writing a senior essay weren’t stressful enough, for Andrew Delman ’09, the situation just got worse. A geology and geophysics major in Pierson College, […]

Harvard freezes top salaries

Harvard University will slow major capital expansion projects, freeze top administrators’ salaries and raise the cost of tuition in response to massive losses in the […]

Des Forges GRD ’72, Rwanda expert, dies in plane crash

Alison Des Forges GRD ’72, one of the world’s leading experts on the human rights violations in Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, […]

Des Forges GRD ’72, human rights expert, killed in plane crash

Alison Des Forges GRD ’72, one of the world’s leading experts on the human rights violations in Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo, […]

Statistics major will premiere in fall

The University Faculty of Arts & Sciences voted unanimously Thursday to approve an undergraduate statistics major that will debut next fall. The new major — […]

Buzz Bissinger inspires, surprises

“Friday Night Lights” is not just a book about sports, author and sportswriter Buzz Bissinger said. “It’s about the sociological impact that sports can make […]