EVENTS
“Hungover” in Branford Courtyard: Ken Jeong encourages Yalies to find art in the everyday

Ken Jeong shared advice on choosing between creative and conventional careers and spoke to a packed auditorium about his experience acting in “The Hangover” and “Community.”

Finkelstein argues Israel is guilty of genocide at YPU event

Political scientist and activist Norman Finkelstein spoke at the Yale Political Union on Tuesday on the resolution “the state of Israel is responsible for genocide.”

Former Israeli prime minister speaks at Slifka amid student protests

Naftali Bennett, former right-wing Israeli prime minister, spoke at the Slifka Center on Tuesday evening as pro-Palestine activist groups protested the event.

Scaramucci reflects on presidential election at YPU talk

Anthony Scaramucci, a former White House director of communications, discussed Trump and the Democratic party at the Yale Political Union event.

Yalies host “Drag Wonderland” show

‘Yale was really that big of a deal in winning WWII’: Elyse Graham’s new book discusses Yale professors-turned-spies

Sterling Memorial Library welcomed Elyse Graham GRD ’15 for a lecture and Q&A session about the history of academics and spies uncovered in her new project, as well as Yale’s deeper history with the CIA.

Bhante Uttama talks his journey from businessman to Buddhist monk

On Sunday, Bhante Uttama visited Yale to talk about his path to Buddhism.

Yale community honors Veterans Day

Over the last few days, the University has paid homage to veterans across the Yale community through ceremonies and speaker events in honor of Veterans Day.

Buckley Institute hosts legal scholars for annual “Supreme Court Term Review”

Legal scholars Jennifer Mascott and Michael Moreland shared insights into the last Supreme Court term.

Yale students, faculty head to Colombia to tackle biodiversity challenges at U.N. convention

Yale students and faculty engage in biodiversity financing discussions at COP 16.

Former diplomat discusses “chilling effect” of US Gaza policy at MENA suite

Hala Rharrit, who resigned from the State Department in April, encouraged students to not write off careers in government at an event hosted by the Middle Eastern-North African cultural community.