The judges of this year’s British Academy Book Prize have chosen a shortlist of six bold and original works by distinguished authors – all recognized authorities in their fields. Amrith, the Henry R. Luce Director of the MacMillan Center, is among the nominees for his book, The Burning Earth.
The MacMillan Center has awarded its distinguished 2025 International Book Prizes to Yale ladder faculty members Lauren Benton and Priyasha Mukhopadhyay.
The South Asian Studies Council (SASC) at the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies has launched a Telugu language program, which is open to all Yale undergraduate and graduate students.
In April, the Center hosted a two-part event to examine multilateralism t in the context of climate change: a closed-door faculty workshop and a public fireside chat.
Yale’s MacMillan Center launched a new initiative promoting regional approaches to global challenges with a session on how to improve climate agreements.
K-pop, short for Korean pop, continues to amass global fascination as it transcends cultural boundaries and blends diverse music genres worldwide. Wonseok Lee, a postdoctoral associate with the Council on East Asian Studies and Lecturer in Music, has brought an examination of the K-pop phenomenon to Yale.
