FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION
MAIA DECKER
Yale poets, experts weigh in on relationship between social media, poetry

Often unrestricted by the conventions of traditional writing, poetry is an organic representation of human experiences, emotions and ideas. At Yale, many students use social media to either read poetry, or post works of their own.

May 7, 2021

An up close of Kuhl
ANNIE RADILLO
Scott Wilcox to retire after 38 years at the YCBA

On March 1, 2022, Deputy Director for Collections Scott Wilcox GRD ’78 ’84 will retire from the Yale Center for British Art after 38 years at the center.

May 4, 2021

MAIA DECKER
Humanities Quadrangle serves as new home to 15 departments

After over 30 months of renovation, the Humanities Quadrangle — formerly known as the Hall of Graduate Studies — is completed and open to department staff, faculty and graduate students.

May 4, 2021

The interior of the Quadrangle
MARISOL CARTY
Windham-Campbell Prizes announced, include first musical theater writer

On March 20, the Windham-Campbell Prizes announced their 2021 prize recipients: Nathan Alan Davis, Michael R. Jackson, Dionne Brand, Renee Gladman, Kate Briggs, Vivian Gornick, […]

March 25, 2021

MAIA DECKER
Robert Wood Lynn awarded the Yale Younger Poets Prize

On March 11, the Yale Younger Poets Prize — the oldest annual literary award in the United States — was awarded to Robert Wood Lynn. […]

March 23, 2021

ANNIE RADILLO
YUAG modifies artist residency for pandemic

In light of the pandemic, the Yale University Art Gallery partnered with Artspace New Haven to modify its Doran Artist-in-Residence program. Instead of internally selecting […]

March 19, 2021

MARISOL CARTY
ARTIST PROFILE | School of Drama professor releases romantic comedy ‘Love, Repeat’

Yale School of Drama professor and New York-based actor Bill Connington can be found both on the poster and as screenwriter of a new independent […]

February 14, 2021