loading
Search
Founded in 1891
Advertise
|
Obituaries
|
Alumni Links
|
Reader Services
Magazine
Alumni Notes
Log in
or
sign up
to view Notes now
Daily Snap
Scenes on campus
Donate
Classifieds
Admissions
Alumni
Arts & Culture
Campus
Faculty & Staff
International
Money & Business
New Haven
People & Profiles
Politics & Law
Science & Health
Sports
Student Life
Yale History
Alumni Notes
Add a Note
Secretaries' Columns
Grad School Columns
Obituaries
Settings
Magazine
Issue Archives
School Notes
Obituaries
Upcoming Events
Submit an Event
features
A World War II vet gets his due
Enoch Woodhouse II '52, the last man who served with the Tuskegee Airmen, is still serving the country.
By
Alex Beam ’75
features
Summertime, and the reading is easy
Like science fiction? Spy novels? Family sagas? Find these and more in our reviews of novels by alumni authors.
By
Leigh Bardugo ’97
features
Commencement '22: and now, in person again
The campus came together to celebrate grads, just like in the before times.
Old Yale
Splendor on the grass
In the 1880s, Yale and New Haven took up tennis.
By
Judith Ann Schiff
Blog: Daily Snap
Pitter patter
A light rain was not enough to deter a handful of visitors on a campus tour yesterday.
In the
magazine
Light & Verity
Lewis is new Yale College dean
The former Yale-NUS president returns to undergraduate education.
New group seeks changes at Yale
Tyng dynasties
View all Light & Verity
Findings
Hope for regrowth
A new drug for alopecia with roots at Yale.
Changing the channel
Saving the senses from COVID-19
View all Findings
Scene on Campus
Singin' in the rain
So what if people got wet? Spring Fling is back.
Spring dancing
The frozen chosen
View all Scene on Campus
Topics
Admissions
Alumni
Arts & Culture
Campus
Faculty & Staff
International
Money & Business
New Haven
People & Profiles
Politics & Law
Science & Health
Sports
Student Life
Yale History
Faculty & Staff
Sidney Altman, 1939–2022
A Nobel laureate and Yale College dean.
Professor of gospel
Remembering Donald Kagan
View all Faculty & Staff
Arts & Culture
The chapel Rothko built
Christopher Rothko '85 is working to preserve one of his father's most important works.
From film to paper
The night the Stones played Toad's
View all Arts & Culture
Sports
Spring sports teams return in style
After a two-year hiatus, the Bulldogs claimed some national titles.
From the beginning
Firepower
View all Sports
Welcome to the Yale Alumni Magazine website!
Log in
or
sign up
to view and post Alumni Notes online.
Current Issue
Jul/Aug 2022
Vol LXXXV, No 6
Browse issue archives