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Dean Jim Levinsohn welcomed 64 new students, representing 29 countries and 32 languages, at this year's matriculation ceremony.

Four Yale students spent their summers as Peacebuilding Initiative student fellows, documenting how communities in Bosnia, Ecuador, Georgia, and Northern Ireland recover from conflict and pursue lasting peace.

A political economist who studies how electoral rules shape real-world outcomes joins Yale Jackson as an associate professor of political science and global affairs.

The award is presented to undergraduates who have demonstrated a deep interest in and commitment to global affairs, with a preference for students interested in a career supporting national security.

From a UN border post in Tajikistan to a hydropower investment desk in Nairobi, this year's MPP candidates spent their summer putting Yale Jackson training to work around the globe.

Yale Jackson economics professor Aleh Tsyvinski and coauthors analyzed 380 trillion AI tokens to trace how AI usage is reshaping stock prices — finding an 'AI premium' that reached far beyond the tech sector into industries across the economy."

The report covers research, teaching, and events from the Blue Center's second year and previews developments for the upcoming academic year.

Two Yale Climate Fellows from India and the Philippines turned a fellowship conversation into a sodium ion battery pack housed in an enclosure made from recycled chip packets.

Two fellows from two different programs. One collaboration that neither of them saw coming, and that neither could have built alone.

Hakan Altinay went through the World Fellows program in 2009, then spent years trying to work out exactly why it had worked. He now runs a school in Istanbul built on what he found. Free of charge, small, gentle, and designed above all to produce the one thing he thinks our societies are running short of.