Author Archives: Yanan Wang

As student guides gear up for another semester of tours, a new undergraduate art interest group called The Elihu Athenæum is attempting to carve a space for itself alongside the established programs run by the Yale University Art Gallery and the Yale Center for British Art.

The Yale Club of New York may be the next landmark to line east Midtown’s skyline.

Last Monday, the American Institute of Architects honored Stiles and Morse with an award of excellence, drawing attention to the colleges' modernist architecture.

The Yale Center for British Art is gearing up for the first phase of its 2013 refurbishment project.

Yale’s School of Architecture ranked third on DesignIntelligence’s 2013 list of “America’s Best Architecture and Design Schools."

When the YUAG reopens today at noon, it will mark the debut of a reorganized and extensive art collection alongside a strengthened educational model for teaching through art.

Even as the Yale University Art Gallery marches toward the future, it continues to commemorate the legacies of its past.

At the School of Architecture’s first “Yale Women in Architecture” symposium this weekend, alumnae and current students will discuss a field that remains largely dominated by men.

The Yale Dramatic Association kicked off this year’s DRAMATalk series Tuesday night with a panel of three prominent figures in the New York musical theater community.

When Provost Peter Salovey assumes the presidency on June 30 next year, Yale’s galleries and arts professional schools will be stronger than they ever have been before.

With only two-fifths of the funding for the project, an empty seven-acre site and no starting date set for construction, the future of Yale’s two new residential colleges is uncertain. While University officials said Yale remains committed to building the two new residential colleges, construction will not begin until Yale raises the roughly $300 million »

In the coming weeks, the School of Architecture’s “Dialogues” series will reinforce increased collaboration between the school’s Ph.D. students and other members of Yale’s architecture community. The series — which will include three events this semester — was established last year to foster conversation among doctoral candidates, professional students and faculty members, Surry Schlabs ’99 »