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… want to stop at this city called Daulatabad?” And I said, “Why not?” So we stopped at Daulatabad, and I just found the …

… Having already attended Yale as an undergraduate, why did you choose to return for your PhD? I thought Yale, …

… it’s “Bringing Diversity, Truth, and Justice into Focus.” Why did you choose it? With the pandemic raging around the …

… “Our humanity is at the heart of the challenge as to why we’re struggling to resolve them.” Adaptation Resilient, …

… -and continues today- long after slavery ended, which is why reparations are vital. She emphasized that reparations …

… activity, because most people there are ready to take it.” Why are wealthier nations so much more hesitant than LMICs? …

… that we need strong partners, strong allies. And that’s why we consider NATO, for example, as the cornerstone for our …

… law has rules for how to respond to rule-breaking. That’s why we have police, courts, lawyers, wardens and parole …

… contributions to alleviating human suffering. “You wonder why I keep doing it,” an aid worker shared in 2015 . “The …

… on September 14 at 7:30pm. (Doors open at 7pm.) This event is open to the public. performanceArts & …

… Venezuela Join us for “Futuro Venezuela Conferencia,” an event hosted by Columbia University’s Venezuelan Student … in partnership with Yale Club Venezuela. This unique event will feature a series of lectures and panel discussions … with speakers in receptions following the panels. This event is a chance to gain new insights into one of the most …