Philip Rucker
History of Art envisions growth

After a string of professor retirements that plagued Yale’s History of Art Department in mid and late 1990s, the department is finally settling in as […]

Shapiro plans a global Yale

Ian Shapiro envisions cultivating Yale’s presence around the globe and cultivating global mindedness on campus, but his agenda today is listening and learning as he […]

Bill to restrict aliens’ licenses

A state bill opposed by both Yale and the Graduate Employees and Students Organization that could change the procedures under which foreign citizens can receive […]

Military historian Habeck denied tenure

In a move that surprised many Yale undergraduates and several historians at rival institutions, the University has denied tenure to popular history professor Mary Habeck […]

‘Write’ Guy is tapped for new center

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. As Yale College Dean Richard Brodhead packs his bags for North Carolina this […]

Freedman to chair History

History professor Paul Freedman will replace incoming Graduate School Dean Jon Butler as the chairman of Yale’s History Department, University President Richard Levin announced in […]

Three new junior profs hired for fall

Yale’s History Department has deepened its lineup by hiring three new junior professors to join the faculty this fall. The four-year positions in 20th century […]

YCIAS launches program

The Yale Center for International and Area Studies this week launched a new interdisciplinary research and teaching program that combines international relations and comparative politics. […]

Salovey lays out vision

As Graduate School Dean Peter Salovey prepares to assume the deanship of Yale College, the most significant aspect of his agenda will be a commitment […]

Supporters protest layoffs

More than 100 Yale union workers and their supporters rallied at noon Wednesday outside University Vice President for Finance and Administration John Pepper’s office to […]

GESO rallies for enrollment

An estimated 300 graduate and undergraduate students rallied on the steps of the Hall of Graduate Studies Thursday to protest what they claim are overly […]