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On June 19, Yale celebrates Juneteenth, the oldest national commemoration of ending slavery in the U.S. Learn its history and explore campus and community opportunities to engage and continue the fight for justice.

Focal Point, a new series exploring one item from Yale’s vast collections, kicked off with this Kandinsky painting, a masterwork that is more than meets the eye.

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Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the festival brings back the performances, talks, and tours that spark the ideas and imagination of community members throughout the city and across campus. 

Opening July 1, the nonpartisan center promotes civic education, fostering the free exchange of diverse viewpoints on important issues and thoughtful discourse throughout the community.

All this week, Yale is celebrating its staff with campus games, gatherings, Bulldog breaks, and more. Staff are encouraged to swing by Old Campus on June 4 for great music, food, and even more fun to enjoy.

Now in its 10th year, this free afterschool program offers New Haven schoolchildren practical lessons on medical interventions and insight into the health care careers they may wish to pursue.

Following this year’s Commencement, Yale also proudly recognized its Air Force, Naval, and Army ROTC graduates who now join the ranks as U.S. military officers.

Musicians and molecular biologists, entrepreneurs and engineers, authors and athletes—these talented individuals and their stories exemplify their class’s creativity, compassion, and resilience. 

Yale Commencement is here. Get all the information you need while campus coverage keeps you connected to—and celebrating with—your classmates during this joyful time.

Congratulations to the Yale educator and acclaimed playwright on winning the prize for his play “Purpose.”

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Lecturer and composer Matthew Suttor inspires Yale students to engage with AI to transform natural phenomena into artistic performances. A parallel project brings these same concepts to New Haven schoolchildren to stirring effect.

Celebrating your Yale College reunion this spring? Register now to reconnect with your classmates on campus, where you’ll enjoy a variety of fun and festive ways to reflect and reminisce together.

This Earth Month, the Yale community is hosting discussions, workshops, and other events centered on the challenges of climate change and the possibility of building a resilient future.

Every Tuesday, Professor Shawkat Toorawa invites campus and New Haven community members to a short presentation on three topics he thinks they should know about. But don’t worry: You won’t be graded. 

Welcome to Yale! The newly-admitted student body represents all 50 states and 65 countries. Most will receive a financial aid offer designed to meet 100% of their family’s demonstrated need.