ARTS EVENTS
MAIA DECKER
WORD and YUJC Collaborate in Virtual Audio-Visual Event

On March 5, Yale’s oldest spoken word group, WORD, and the Yale Undergraduate Jazz Collective, held a crossover event. The show, which featured jazz music […]

March 12, 2021

Baylina Pu double-exposed against an image of the moon;
MAIA DECKER
Office of LGBTQ Resources welcomes transfeminine influencers to discuss modeling, TikTok and more

On March 5, the Office of LBGTQ Resources hosted a panel discussion on transfemininity in social media. The office welcomed Black transgender social activist and […]

March 10, 2021

A photo of Montoya and Zyrie
ANNIE RADILLO
Yale students participate in Met’s first paid spring internship program

Due to a five million dollar gift from philanthropist Adrienne Arsht, the Metropolitan Museum of Art introduced a paid spring internship program for the first […]

March 10, 2021

An image of Met interns on a zoom call
GAMZE KAZAKOGLU
ReDirected Studies program gives its first webinar ‘Ancient Chinese Thought’

On March 3, 30 participants attended a Directed Studies webinar called “Ancient Chinese Thought” hosted by Mick Hunter, an associate professor in the Department of […]

March 5, 2021

GAMZE KAZAKOGLU
New Haven Free Public Library celebrates Mardi Gras

On Tuesday Feb. 16, over 140 attendees virtually attended New Haven Free Public Library’s Mardi Gras celebration. The celebration was divided into a keynote presentation, […]

February 18, 2021

MAIA DECKER
Yale Africa Film Festival to highlight films from the African continent and its diaspora

On Feb. 19, The Council on African Studies will host its third annual Yale Africa Film Festival. The festival’s films offer a wide range of […]

February 17, 2021

BRYAN VENTURA
Farago discusses global art criticism at this year’s YCBA Norma Lytton Lecture

On Feb. 10, New York Times Art Critic Jason Farago ’05 delivered this year’s annual Norma Lytton Lecture hosted by the Yale Center for British […]

February 14, 2021

MAIA DECKER
Panelists examine the art of storytelling in Schwarzman Center event

On Monday, Feb. 8, Thomas Allen Harris, senior lecturer in African American Studies and Film & Media Studies, led a conversation with Ken Burns, his […]

February 9, 2021

BRYAN VENTURA
Sterling Library’s annual ‘The Kings at Yale’ exhibit goes virtual due to pandemic

Every year, Sterling Memorial Library presents “The Kings at Yale,” an exhibition honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King on a banner in […]

February 3, 2021