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Research supported by the MacMillan Center’s International Research Grant identifies priorities for strengthening peacebuilding efforts across communities.

A leading national award for scholarship on slavery and its legacies is awarded to Justene Hill Edwards for her study of the Freedman’s Bank.

Attendees watched the second episode of upcoming Civil War miniseries “The Gray House” and listened to a talk-back featuring producers, actors, and historians.

More than a hundred members of Yale’s community gathered at the 2026 Yale Brazilian Meetup to celebrate Brazilian culture and deepen campus‑wide connections.

The MacMillan Center has released its 2025 Impact Report, summarizing the wide array of scholarship, research, and events at MacMillan last year.

Kamini Purushothaman '27 discusses the depth and breadth of Yale Library's South Asia collections with Brent Bianchi, Librarian for South and Southeast Asian Studies.

The Seoul Gayageum Trio gave a talk on the history and culture of a traditional Korean zither, then invited the audience to play.

Leaders discussed adapting to African contexts, sustainable entrepreneurship, and building credibility to the Yale community.

Explore the people, events, and programs that brought global perspectives to Yale and carried Yale’s scholarship beyond campus.

Kamini Purushothaman '27 discusses the significance of the program with Urella and his students.

In a series of Yale Today Q&As, three faculty fellows reflect on their research and the questions driving their global scholarship.

Historians dive deep into international histories of aid, conflict, and colonial rhetoric.