Our Three to Read summer series picks up with astrophysicist Meg Urry, who recommends an insider account of a tech giant's lost idealism and a quick read she couldn't put down.
She also includes a history of the women who shaped the field of astronomy — especially fitting for a
The official X account of Yale University.
- A white coat now. A lifetime of caring for others ahead. Every year, Yale School of Medicine marks the start of a new class's medical journey with the White Coat Ceremony, when students slip on their clinician’s coats for the first time, surrounded by the people who got them
- For more than three decades, Yale researchers have partnered with young people across Connecticut to better understand childhood metabolic health. Now, more than 2,500 participants, many of whom are now in their 20s and 30s, are being invited back for the next chapter of the
- Thousands of languages have disappeared throughout human history. New research is shedding light on why. A study coauthored by Yale linguist Claire Bowern finds that widespread language loss began not with European colonialism, but roughly a thousand years earlier, with the rise
- Registration is now open for Yale @ Climate Week NYC, returning for its third year on September 22 at the Yale Club of New York City! Organized by Yale Planetary Solutions, the event will bring together students, faculty, nonprofit leaders, industry partners, and civic voices

