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09/26/23

Yale Young African Scholars program returns to in-person sessions

Over the summer, secondary school students from across Africa engaged in the Yale Young African Scholars academic enrichment program. With the successful relaunch of the residential program, after having entirely online programming since the beginning of the pandemic, 48 stude...

09/22/23

Seoul mayor visits Yale, delivers lecture on approaches to inclusive growth

Oh Se-hoon, the mayor of the Republic of Korea’s capital city of Seoul, visited Yale on Thursday. He met with Yale President Peter Salovey, toured the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, and delivered a lecture on Seoul’s approach to inclusive growth at the ...

09/20/23

The latest ‘Global Engagement News’ for Fall 2023

With the start of the fall semester, the latest issue of Yale's Global Engagement News highlights the university's ongoing international research, partnerships, and initiatives. It features stories on the diversity of the newest class at the Jackson School of Global Af...

09/19/23

Interdisciplinary inquiry highlights African voices

Omobalaji Olarinmoye, a scholar of politics, international development, religious studies, and peacebuilding, recently assumed the position of Librarian of African Studies at the Sterling Memorial Library. In an interview with the Office of International Affairs, Olarinmoye sh...

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09/13/23

Yale Law School students participate in programs on Latin American politics and law

In addition to the Latin American Series, which brings experts on and important figures in Latin American law and politics to Yale during the academic year, two other Law School programs that focus on Latin America hold activities in the region itself each summer, the Seminari...

09/12/23

Yale students and faculty active across the globe and on campus this summer

School may not have been in session, but Yale students, faculty, and affiliates were active across the globe and on campus this summer. From the men’s basketball team traveling to Greece, to international students coming to Yale for the summer, here's a round-up of i...

07/20/23

Displaced Ukrainian scholar continues his research and writing at Yale Divinity School

Historian Viacheslav Lytvynenko has come to Yale Divinity School to resume his research under the auspices of the Scholars at Risk program which provides a temporary, usually year-long, professional appointment to scholars, activists, writers, and artists who are facing persec...

07/01/23

Yale launches new program to forge international connections: Meet the First Global Emissary

Yale University's Office of International Affairs (OIA) has introduced a new initiative known as the Yale Global Emissary Program. This program aims to facilitate connections between Yale faculty, staff, and advanced graduate students planning international trips and Yale&...

06/29/23

Yale’s Harold Koh argues at the International Court of Justice on behalf of Ukraine

Sterling Professor of International Law Harold Hongju Koh is among the lawyers representing Ukraine at the International Court of Justice in the Hague this month asking the court to declare Russia in violation of two international treaties. Koh, a former U.S. State Department ...

Program participants (photo by Mara Lavitt)

06/27/23

African women leaders convene at Yale for Leadership Forum for Strategic Impact

The 2023 cohort of participants in the Leadership Forum for Strategic Impact, a key program of the Yale Africa Initiative, met on campus June 26-27 to advance the cause of women leaders on the continent of Africa. The program aims to both enhance the knowledge and skills ...

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