EVENTS
Yale Law School holds panel on upcoming Second Amendment SCOTUS case

On Sept. 12, the Yale Law School's Solomon Center hosted a discussion on the upcoming Supreme Court case, United States v. Rahimi, which will evaluate the Second Amendment rights of individuals under domestic violence-related restraining orders.

Fall exhibit at the Beinecke Library explores art and protest

The new “Art, Protest, and the Archives” exhibit at the Beinecke offers a vibrant look into the visuals of resistance throughout history.

“Environmental Justice” symposium takes on climate change, inequality

Attendees and presenters at the Yale Environmental Humanities program’s first symposium of the year looked at how the humanities are investigating climate change.

Extracurricular Bazaar draws hundreds of students

This Sunday’s Extracurricular Bazaar at The Schwarzman Center provided students an opportunity to learn about the hundreds of organizations and activities available on campus.

Yale awards 4,193 degrees in 322nd Commencement

Members of the class of 2023 gathered on Old Campus last Monday morning, joined by family, friends and faculty, to celebrate the University’s 322nd Commencement […]

Yale Vermillion Theater to debut “White Rose, Red Rose”

The play, a love story written in Chinese, is premiering its first-ever bilingual version this week through the Yale Vermilion Theater.

Students Unite Now organizes rally for financial aid transparency and mental health care reform

The rally, which took place in Beinecke Plaza on April 25, featured student testimonies and raised concerns over Yale’s financial aid and mental health care policy.

Bringing in Bangaliyana: Yale affiliates celebrate Bengali New Year

The Yale Bengali Students Association put on a showcase in Sudler Hall last week to celebrate Pohela Boishakh, the first day of the Bengali calendar.

ISM professor Mark Miller headlines Discovery Orchestra’s televised special

The special — an exploration of Camille Saint-Saëns’ “Symphony No. 3 in C Minor” — featured Miller on the organ.

Myanmar resistance leader Lian Hmung Sakhong calls for solidarity with Burmese people in Yale class

The Yale class “Colonialism, Nationalism, and Identity in Myanmar” hosted Myanmar resistance leader Lian Hmung Sakhong, the minister of foreign affairs in Myanmar’s National Unity Government, on Wednesday.

Admiral Richard Chen talks Taiwanese blockade contingency plan

Yale Foreign Policy Initiative hosted Taiwanese military officials to discuss U.S.-China-Taiwan relations this week.