Professor Akiko Mieda of the University of Tokyo delivered the Asakawa Kan’ichi Memorial Lecture, tracing how people at the bottom of medieval society endured climate change, famine, and war.
This summer, with funding from the MacMillan Center and the Council on East Asian Studies, Elena Chen MESc '27 lived with a nomadic herding family for two months in Inner Mongolia, China, and followed their seasonal migration from winter to summer pasture.
Twenty-seven educators leave the 2026 Yale and Slavery Teachers Institute with expanded historical knowledge, new community partnerships, and projects designed to reshape classroom learning.
From Nobel Prize-winning scholarship to culinary diplomacy and international leadership, explore the premier fall events bringing global leaders and innovators to campus.
A collaboration between Yale and the University of São Paulo brought the Tupi-language "Chorus Brasilicus" back to life through research and musical expertise.
Meet fellow students, faculty, and scholars, learn about regional studies programs, and discover opportunities for engagement across the MacMillan Center this fall.
