Our October 1986 issue documented the inauguration of Benno C. Schmidt Jr. ’63, ’66LLB, as Yale's 20th president, 40 years ago this Sunday. (In the photo shown here, secretary John Wilkinson ’60, ...

In our September 1976 issue, we marked the beginning of what was then called the School of Organization of Management, where classes began 50 years ago this week. The accompanying photo showed the new ...

Nearly 6,000 people ran around the Elm City yesterday in the 49th annual New Haven Road Race, which features 20K, half marathon, and 5K races. As always, plenty of Yale students, staff, and faculty ...

New on Science Hill this fall is the Wright Lab Exploration Wing, an addition to the physics department's Wright Laboratory containing labs, offices, meeting space, and a new Advanced Instrumentation ...

The first photo here was taken between classes for our November 1936 issue. We went out on the first day of classes yesterday to get a comparable shot. There were somewhat fewer people and infinitely ...

The Class of 2030 moved in on Sunday. In our October 1978 issue, we featured scenes of the Class of 1982's move-in. The students weren't identified, though; anyone from ’82 recognize this freshperson ...

Yale Alumni Magazine is asking its 140,000 readers a simple question: How can we do better? This September, the magazine launches its most comprehensive reader survey to date, inviting alumni to weigh ...

Things are a little quieter at SOM's Evans Hall in the summer, but we did find some people studying in the building's library (at right in photo) this week.

Ever since Helen Hadley Hall was demolished last summer, there's surely been a lot more morning light in those east-facing labs and offices at 17 Hillhouse (formerly the Yale Health building, now ...

The first phase of the Upper Science Hill development continues to take shape. At left is the Advanced Instrumentation Development Center, and behind it an addition to Wright Laboratory. At right is a ...

Sure, you could celebrate our nation's semiquincentennial this summer with a road trip to Bunker Hill, Yorktown, Saratoga, and Independence Hall. But with gas prices being what they are, you could ...

If, in this semiquincentennial year, you want to rank America’s founding fathers in terms of their influence, you have to put New Haven’s Roger Sherman (1721–1793) in the top ten. Sherman is the only ...