YourYale News
Take a look at the university at work.
Stairways to scholarship
UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS
YourYale climbs five campus staircases to uncover how architects from Kahn to Rogers used form, light, and style to shape the way we move through space.
Preserving history
TIMELESS ACTION
Inside Yale Library’s AV Digitization Studio, Ron Sutfin leads the high-tech effort to digitize and preserve thousands of rare recordings, safeguarding them for future study.
A greener grass
FIELD TESTED
An unassuming training field became a testbed for fraze mowing, a turf management method that cuts water and chemicals and creates a more stable playing surface.
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
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Sketching | 1111 Chapel St.
Take part in this centuries-old practice by joining us for an evening of guided sketching.
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MLK Day at the Beinecke | Beinecke Library
All are welcome to a special one-day display of highlights of collections related to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. & the Black Freedom Movement.
By the Numbers
193,000
Between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025, the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library’s public spaces had over 193,000 visitors. The library’s exhibition hall is free and open to all seven days a week, and the digital collections are free and open to all online, 24 hours a day.
More to Explore
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Tracking American history.
A Yale student mapped the routes of the traveling circuses that moved across the U.S. in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Sore throat?
Three things you should know about what’s behind the pain and when to see a doctor.
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Teaching writing at Yale.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins discusses storytelling, embracing imperfection, and what makes Yale a uniquely nurturing environment for dramatic arts.
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Don’t get snowed.
Warm up your online safety with our timely cybersecurity tips.