President Salovey regularly shares his reflections and reports on his activities in this message to the Yale community.
Well into the fall semester, we are all busy with many commitments that make up life at Yale—classes, activities, meetings, and more. But now is...
Fifty years ago this fall, 575 women began their Yale College careers—and became the first female undergraduates at this university. This past...
Welcome to Yale! I had many opportunities to say these words this weekend. On Saturday, Dean of Yale College Marvin Chun and I joined the Yale...
This year I will celebrate my thirty-eighth year as a New Haven resident. I have seen many exciting changes come to the Elm City, including...
Yesterday, I joined thousands of graduates from Yale College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and our professional schools, along with...
Today, on International Women’s Day, I hope you will join me in taking a moment to celebrate the accomplishments of women and reflect on the...
We are “born to love,” Billie Holiday tells us in one of her loveliest songs. That may be true, but love is far from simple. A variety of...
What will our legacy be? Years from now, what will be our successes, and what challenges will we be able to say we overcame?
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Today we celebrate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—pastor, scholar, and civil rights leader. We remember his visits to our campus—...
Here on the east coast, January can seem like the darkest time of year. After packing away the lights of the December holidays—menorahs, kinaras,...