In her opening address, President Maurie McInnis champions the community she returns to, inviting all of Yale to share their input on how to continue to strengthen the campus, foster belonging, and tackle the urgent issues of the day.

This Independence Day, Beinecke visitors can experience the nation’s founding history with one of the first printings of the Declaration of Independence, key texts by Black Americans, and other vital documents on display through July 15.

Faculty across the Department of Internal Medicine weigh in, sharing how they leverage the power of AI to improve healthcare today.

Since 2013, Peter Salovey has led Yale’s evolution, including a science renaissance across campus, new resources for the humanities, and opening the doors to even more deserving students. His tenure concludes on June 30 before returning to the faculty.

Inviting you to “Move With Us,” this year’s festival offers plenty of fun and unexpected ways to get you moving, including several activities in partnership with Yale. Runs through June 29.

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A new Yale study uncovers two brain regions that control social gaze behavior, potentially informing therapies for disorders like autism.

On May 29, 2024, the Yale Board of Trustees announced the appointment of Maurie McInnis as the university’s next president. Her term begins on July 1.

On May 29, 2024, the Yale Board of Trustees announced the appointment of Maurie McInnis as the university’s next president. Her term begins on July 1.

From June 3-7, we’re celebrating with themed activities, contests, and stories spotlighting Yale’s amazing staff. And on June 5, Staff Appreciation Day returns to Old Campus, where you’ll find great food, fun, music, and so much more!

Dean José García-León discusses increasing access to the School of Music, new campus and city collaborations, and how the art of performance is changing.

Following Commencement, Yale honored its graduating Air Force, Naval, and Army ROTC students during a joint commissioning ceremony held in Battell Chapel.

Poets, pianists, scientists, and an Olympic gold medalist—these are just a few of the talented individuals who have strengthened campus and the world beyond.

After setting his sights on the Winter Olympics, Nathan Chen is now a Yale graduate—and gold medalist. What’s next?

Commencement events are kicking off. Get the information you need to plan your celebration and check out all the campus coverage to keep you connected to Yale. Congratulations, graduates!

Window collisions kill more than 1 billion birds each year in North America. This campus initiative is proving that simple and innovative design solutions can change that.