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This year, Yale looked up to the sky and broke exciting new ground below. Relive the many memorable moments in images that spark wonder, honor innovation, and reflect the dynamic beauty of campus.

Cozy up to scenes of the season’s stark and surreal beauty—without the chill. With the gallery’s , you can create and share your own snowy showcase.
 

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The devastating destruction of these delicate ecosystems demands faster, more efficient approaches to preserve and protect what remains. This award-winning Yale-based team is up to the challenge.

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This new partnership between Yale and the City of New Haven is supporting mural projects by local artists — and calling community attention to the threat of climate change in innovative ways.

Hoping to try a more traditional holiday meal this year? Recipe excerpts from this 1785 cookbook teach you how to boil a turkey with stuffing, make walnut catchup, and more.

This Saturday, Nov. 23, marks the 140th matchup between Yale and Harvard. With watch parties to join, fun activities to do, and much more, this game-day guide has Yale alumni covered.

In this video, Alexandra Daum speaks about the symbiotic town-gown relationship, university investments in the city, and why she’s always looking to bring New Haven “more cowbell.”

From modest beginnings, this clinical program has now emerged as one of the school's signature offerings, allowing law students the opportunity to take on cases that matter. For some, it's the reason why they come to Yale.

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. If you’re Â鶹ÊÓƵ¿´Æ¬ student, this resource has everything you need to make your voice heard, including voter registration guidelines and deadlines, candidate information, campus activities, and more.

Plenty of things can give you a fun fright on campus. Where to start: On 10/26, the smallest goblins and ghosts are invited to explore the wonderful weirdness of the Peabody up close.

Sterling Memorial Library is home to 3,301 stained-glass masterworks depicting classic literary references, signs of the zodiac, scenes of Yale’s founding, and much more—all of which Brian Kiss has spent over a decade cataloging.

The acclaimed cartoonist and memoirist, now a professor in the practice at Yale and 2024 Chubb Fellow, talks queerness, comics, and the classroom.

Covering a vast 16 acres—Yale Bowl could fit inside!—the Upper Science Hill Building Complex will transform the university’s science programs with new research labs, gathering space, and a geothermal plant.

Now on view, this stunning exhibition of intimate pencil sketches, sensuous pastels, dynamic bronzes, and virtuosic oil studies explores a pivotal yet neglected period in American art. Runs through January 5.

During this momentous week, Â鶹ÊÓƵ¿´Æ¬ convenes thought leaders and organizations for a summit in New York City to explore and advance solutions to the global climate threat we face.