In the book, which won the 2023 Victor Turner Prize, Yale’s Alan Mikhail offers an inside look at the state bureaucracy of Egypt on the eve of revolution.
Historian Ned Blackhawk’s sweeping volume, which recognizes the centrality of Native Americans in U.S. history, won the National Book Award in nonfiction.
Marco Ramos, Assistant Professor in the History of Medicine and Department of Psychiatry, joined Dan HoSang, Associate Professor of Ethnicity Race & Migration and of...
Filmmaker Craig Bettendorf first heard of John Boswell, an openly gay Yale professor and a pioneer of LGBTQ studies, from an unlikely source: an evangelical Christian talk...
Bettyann Kevles, an award-winning author who was a senior lecturer in Yale’s Department of History and an affiliate of the Program in the History of Science and Medicine,...
In each month of the academic year, the Yale Library Book Talk series features an expert author who will discuss a newly released book of fiction or nonfiction.
This fall...
In its recent decision, Haaland v. Brackeen, the United State Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), a law that has been used to...
