Yale College Dean and literary scholar Pericles Lewis is helping edit the latest edition of the Norton Anthology of World Literature — an acclaimed series with deep Yale ties. https://t.co/StFo5FwiDK #Yale pic.twitter.com/5efR9lvKb6
— Yale University (@Yale) February 27, 2024
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Jason Stanley, a Yale philosopher and propaganda scholar, discusses his new book about how political messages can be embedded in seemingly straightforward statements — and how politicians often harness this phenomenon “in devious ways.” https://t.co/f0Fizm7KhA #Yale pic.twitter.com/picZgwj6AY
— Yale University (@Yale) March 2, 2024
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Exploring the politics of urban America through ‘The Wire’?
A popular Yale College course uses the acclaimed HBO series to examine the sociopolitical issues facing U.S. cities and how social scientists work to better understand them. More: https://t.co/GtWiHRSeEF @ISPSYale #Yale pic.twitter.com/aZyJdA3vPS
— Yale University (@Yale) September 11, 2023
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The campus community is invited to participate in a series of listening sessions with members of the Board of Trustees and the Presidential Search Committee as they begin searching for Yale’s next president.
View the schedule here: https://t.co/vVIEH4BUCb #Yale pic.twitter.com/iILdW9xmew
— Yale University (@Yale) September 26, 2023
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Q&A: Yale sociologist Alka Menon discusses her new book, which offers an international perspective on how plastic surgeons respond to — and influence — racialized standards of beauty. #Yale https://t.co/SqMy4sQGnS
— Yale University (@Yale) October 10, 2023
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“How I learned to love JSTOR: In appreciation of libraries, especially the virtual kind”
Words from Betsy Golden Kellem ’01@YaleAlumni #YaleAlumni https://t.co/wlXQHg3diC pic.twitter.com/fLNqS5fdQE
— Yale University (@Yale) December 10, 2021
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