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In its second year, this exchange convened scholars across disparate countries and fields of study to examine ancient conceptions of the natural world.

In bustling Ho Chi Minh City, ancient remedies and modern medicine coexist in ways that challenge conventional ideas of healthcare. Through her digital project Thuốc and Tradition, Council on Southeast Asia Studies (CSEAS) student Marissa Roundtree '28 investigates the enduring role of Vietnamese Traditional Medicine (VTM) -- a system rooted in both indigenous herbal knowledge and influences from Chinese medical traditions.

The collaborative March 2026 consultation gathered leading African theological institutions to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, faith, and educational innovation.

CLAIS and MacMillan hosted Portuguese Ambassador to the United States Francisco Duarte Lopes for a public talk on U.S.–Portugal relations.

The Council on Latin American & Iberian Studies' Marlene Daut is one of four Yale scholars and artists to receive 2026 fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.

Yale Scholars discuss current developments in Iran and the Middle East, situating them within broader historical and political contexts and emphasizing the importance of civil, multidisciplinary dialogue.

A new book by Rohit De and Ornit Shani shows how communities across India helped shape the country’s Constitution.

Brendan A. Shanahan’s award-winning book reveals how state-level policies shaped the meaning of citizenship in the United States and continue to inform today’s debates over immigration and belonging.

Yale undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and community members convened to enjoy Southeast Asian food, culture, and performances at the annual Southeast Asia Spring Festival.

A professor of religious studies and coordinator of the Buddhist Studies Program, Kim will lead Morse College beginning July 1.

During November’s Academic Exchange session, academics described their respective research, exploring shared national identities across a range of regions and time periods.