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Walk back in time

REVOLUTIONARY ROUTES

Step into 1776 without leaving New Haven. YourYale maps a walking tour of sites, stories, and artifacts that connect Yale to the nation’s founding 250 years ago.

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Move with purpose

SHARED PATHS

Skip the car and explore campus by bike, shuttle, scooter, or foot, with resources, maps, and tools to connect you across campus and beyond.

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Operations hub

INSIDE SCOOP

Inside Your Yale is your source for updates and news from Yale Operations. Explore each section for the latest news.

Your Yale news spotlights the innovative thinkers who make Yale not just a workplace, but a destination where professionals thrive and build meaningful careers.

Upcoming Events

  • Public Reading | Beinecke Library

    Readings of the Declaration of Independence, Frederick Douglass’s 1852 Oration, and other key documents.

  • Summer @ The Well | The Well

    Step into Oasis hosted by Seeing Sounds, a feel-good summer night where music brings people together.

  • Yoga | Peabody Museum

    Come stretch out among the dinosaurs and gems. The Peabody hosts yoga classes in the Burke Hall of Dinosaurs and the Mineral Galleries.

By the Numbers

663.5

Since 2005, the Office of Sustainability has collected a combined 663.5 tons of clothing, furniture, and household goods during Spring Salvage, an annual event to recover unwanted items from undergraduate move-out. This initiative has diverted mountains of items from the waste stream, with everything donated to nonprofits to provide affordable goods for the community.

Since 2005, the Office of Sustainability has collected a combined 663.5 tons of clothing, furniture, and household goods during Spring Salvage.

More to Explore

  • How New Haven has changed!

    The New Haven Digital Atlas, an interactive map, invites you to explore how the city’s historical landscape has transformed.

  • Bee Cyber Fit.

    Looking for timely advice to keep you and your family safe online? The Bee Cyber Fit newsletter is your source for news you need to stay safe at Yale and at home.

  • Forest to table.

    Ecuadorian chef Rodrigo Pacheco shared his environmentally friendly approach to (delicious) cuisine with the local community.

  • A guide for parents.

    Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health conditions in youth. Intervention can help families overcome them.