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It’s Sustainability Week at Yale. 🌱 From nature walks and hands-on activities to talks, tours, and more, there are plenty of ways to get involved, learn something new, and explore sustainability across campus. See what’s happening and find something that interests you: bit.ly/4yruMFW

Autumn leaves surround text announcing "Celebrate Sustainability Week" from October 5-9. Includes a QR code and a website link: celebratesustainability.yale.edu.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 23/09/2026

What does it take to turn climate knowledge into action? 🌏 At Yale @ Climate Week NYC, scholars and leaders came together through Yale Planetary Solutions to explore practical approaches to challenges facing people and the planet. A few snapshots from the summit. ⬇️ 📸 ⬇️

A panel discussion featuring three individuals seated on stage. The person in the center is speaking into a microphone. Behind them is a large screen displaying text, including the name "Yale University" and part of another name, "Bruebach." The individuals are engaged in conversation, with one person taking notes.

The image shows a large presentation screen displaying the text "The world is different now" in bold black letters on a white background. To the right, there are paragraphs of smaller text discussing AI-related topics, including the proliferation of AI content and AI investments. The setting appears to be a formal room with wood paneling and a window.

Two individuals are seated on stage at the "Climate Week" event. One is speaking into a microphone while the other listens attentively. Both are dressed in business attire. The background features the event's branding.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 21/09/2026

Climate Week NYC is here. 🌏 Through Sept. 27, members of the Yale community will join partners from around the world in New York City for conversations and events, including a two-day summit hosted by Yale Planetary Solutions. Follow along with Yale @ Climate Week NYC: bit.ly/4y5gLxE

A scenic view of Central Park with a calm lake in the foreground and several boats gently paddling. Tall skyscrapers of Manhattan, including notable structures, stand in the background. The surrounding trees display vibrant green and autumnal colors under a clear blue sky.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 20/09/2026

This summer, students from New Haven and surrounding communities spent a week at Yale’s Wright Lab building and programming their own robots, experimenting with 3D printing, and getting a hands-on introduction to particle physics and other areas of science. Learn more: bit.ly/4ybCDHf

A group of individuals in a classroom are gathered around a table with laptops and small robotic devices. They appear to be engaged in a collaborative activity involving technology. A whiteboard in the background has writing and drawings. The environment is bright with natural light coming through large windows.

A classroom setting with participants seated at tables, using laptops and other equipment. Several arms are raised, indicating an interactive session. A presentation is displayed on large screens at the front, depicting galaxies with the label "Galaxies." A person stands near the screens, likely instructing or leading the session.

Two individuals are working intently on a small robotics project at a table. There are laptops open in front of them, displaying code. Other participants are visible, also engaged in similar activities. Various tools and components are scattered across the table. They are in a well-lit classroom setting.

A group of people are gathered inside a lab-like environment with transparent curtains and industrial equipment in the background. One person at the front is gesturing as if explaining something. The setting appears educational or scientific.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 19/09/2026

Rachel Carson’s writing helped change how Americans thought about the environment. A Yale exhibition explores the life and legacy of the "Silent Spring" author who helped spark the modern environmental movement. Five things to know: bit.ly/3TFmKdv

Typedraft of an award acceptance speech.

Childhood photo of Rachel Carson with a dog.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 18/09/2026

Big ideas are only the beginning. 🌏 Next week, Yale @ Climate Week NYC will bring together scholars, students, and partners from around the world to explore how new approaches to climate challenges can make a difference for people and the planet. See what’s ahead: bit.ly/3UXXiAg

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Yale University @yale.edu · 11/09/2026

Listen and reflect. From the Yale Memorial Carillon in Harkness Tower, members of the Yale Guild of Carillonneurs marked 25 years since the September 11 attacks with music honoring those who lost their lives. 🇺🇸

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Yale University @yale.edu · 11/09/2026

Most of the students who gathered at Yale’s Reese Stadium to mark the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks weren’t yet born on that day 25 years ago. The memorial stair climb offered a chance to remember those who lost their lives and reflect on the sacrifices made. Read more: bit.ly/4iXKHqz

Stadium scene during cloudy weather at Yale University. People are exercising on stairs beside a sports field with a large screen in the background. The sky is overcast with patches of light peeking through.

Individual running down stadium steps with "Yale" displayed on the scoreboard in the background.

A group of people walking down the steps of a sports stadium with a "Y" emblem on the railing, possibly representing Yale University. The foreground features metal railings, and a building with large windows is in the background.

A person wearing pink and purple Nike running shoes is descending a flight of blue and gray stairs.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 03/09/2026

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Yale University @yale.edu · 02/09/2026

First day of fall semester classes at Yale. Best of luck, Bulldogs!

A group of people walk along a wide stone pathway leading to the entrance of Yale's Sterling Memorial Library. The building features tall, ornate gothic architecture with arched windows and a central tower. Lush green trees frame the structure, and a few bicycles are visible near the entrance.

A group of people walk and interact outside Yale's Beinecke Library. One person carries a bicycle, and another holds a drink.

A group of people with backpacks walk along a tree-lined path toward a Gothic-style building at Yale University.

A group of people walk in front of the historic Woodbridge Hall, a neoclassical building on the Yale University campus.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 31/08/2026

Yale will honor New York Philharmonic Music and Artistic Director Gustavo Dudamel with the Henry E. Howland Memorial Prize during a Nov. 16-20 residency. The week will culminate with Dudamel conducting the Yale Philharmonia at Woolsey Hall on Nov. 19. Learn more: bit.ly/3UiMBYT

Gustavo Dudamel stands confidently in a concert hall, leaning on a wooden railing. They wear a black suit and white sneakers. Behind them, a large orchestral stage is set with numerous music stands and chairs. The hall features wooden and red seating, with a warm, inviting ambiance.

Photo by Jason Bell

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Yale University @yale.edu · 24/08/2026

The Class of 2030 gathered Monday for Opening Assembly, marking the start of their Yale College education. President Maurie McInnis and Dean Pericles Lewis welcomed the newest Bulldogs and their families, and the Yale Glee Club led students in the tradition of singing “Bright College Years.”

A group of people is participating in an outdoor event at Yale University. They are standing on a spacious stone courtyard, many holding or waving white handkerchiefs. In the background are historic buildings and lush trees under a clear blue sky.

A group of people are seated outdoors, holding papers at Yale College Opening Assembly. The background shows more attendees, greenery, and a stone wall. Everyone appears engaged and smiling in pleasant weather.

A large group of people is seated in rows of white chairs on a lawn during a sunny day at a Yale University campus area. Historic stone buildings and green trees surround the gathering, and a clear blue sky is visible above.

A procession of people in academic robes walks down an outdoor aisle lined with seated attendees. The individual at the front carries a large flag. In the background, the grand architecture of a Yale University building is visible under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 24/08/2026

New graduate students gathered Monday for the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Matriculation Ceremony, marking the official start of their studies at Yale. President Maurie McInnis and Dean Lynn Cooley welcomed the newest members of the community, with music from The Citations and the Yale Band.

A procession of academics in formal regalia walking outdoors. The person at the front is carrying a flag with a distinctive symbol. The individuals are wearing black robes with blue accents, and some have medallions. Trees and greenery can be seen in the background.

Dean of Yale's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Lynn Cooley, speaking at a podium.

A group of people standing and singing outdoors on a sunny day, with microphones in front of them. They appear to be part of a performance or event. Some are dressed casually, while one is wearing a suit. A stone building is visible in the background.

Yale Chaplain Maytal Saltiel in academic regalia speaks at an outdoor podium. The background features greenery and a stone building.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 23/08/2026

Move-in day, rain or shine. A rainy morning gave way to sunshine as members of the Yale College Class of 2030 arrived on campus and began settling into their new home. Welcome to Yale! #Yale2030

A group of people stand in front of a historic building at Yale University. A large banner above reads "Welcome to Yale Class of 2030." One individual is energetically leading the group, holding up a bubble wand. Others are smiling, with some wearing matching yellow shirts.

Two individuals wearing raincoats are high-fiving on a sidewalk, surrounded by others. A yellow and black shield with "Pierson" is visible in the foreground. The scene is set outdoors on a damp, leafy street.

A group of people wearing rain ponchos cheer and celebrate outdoors near a building with stone architecture, possibly on a college campus. Some hold umbrellas, while others have their arms raised in excitement. The atmosphere appears festive and joyful.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 14/08/2026

This is what the start of a career in medicine and service can look like, white coats and all. Welcome, Yale School of Medicine M.D. Class of 2030. 🥼 📷: Anthony DeCarlo

A person stands smiling as they receive a white coat during a ceremony. Two individuals in white coats applaud. A seated audience is visible in the background under a tent.

An individual is being assisted in putting on a white coat during a ceremony at Yale School of Medicine. There are people in the background wearing white coats, one with a badge. The event takes place under a tent, suggesting a formal occasion.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 13/08/2026

Registration is now open for Yale @ Climate Week NYC, returning September 22 for its third year! Join students, faculty, nonprofit leaders, industry partners, and civic voices for a day of conversations focused on practical climate solutions and positive impact. Learn more: climateweek.yale.edu

A panel of five individuals is seated on a stage for a discussion. Behind them is a large screen displaying the text "Yale Climate Week NYC Planetary Solutions." A smaller sign on stage reads "Research to Power the Future of Energy." The audience is visible in the foreground.

The image shows a panel discussion at Climate Week NYC with five people on stage in front of an audience. A large screen behind them displays "Climate Week NYC" and "Planetary Solutions." The setting is indoors with warm lighting and a mix of seated attendees.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 03/08/2026

Look up the next time you walk across campus. You might spot an owl clutching a textbook, a court jester blindfolding the figure of justice, or a bulldog presiding as judge from a rooftop. Learn about these stories carved in stone: bit.ly/3S2bVRX

Gothic architecture details on a Yale University building. The facade features ornate stone carvings, including phrases such as "SELF-REVERENCE, SELF-KNOWLEDGE, SELF-CONTROL" and "LEAD LIFE TO SOURCES OF FOREIGN POWER." The building includes decorative statues and a crest.

The image shows two stone carvings on a building facade. The upper carving depicts a gargoyle perched on an ornate corner, featuring intricate gothic designs. The lower carving portrays an owl nestled within architectural details, displaying its wings and talons. The scene is characteristic of gothic architecture.

A stone sculpture of a bulldog dressed in a judge's robe, holding a scroll and gavel, adorns the peak of a roof against a clear blue sky. Pine branches are visible in the foreground.

Ornate stone entrance with intricate carvings above a wooden door. The design features elaborate Gothic architectural details and decorative patterns.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 30/07/2026

Heat-related deaths in the U.S. have surged more than 50% since 2000. Yet only 35% of Americans say they're moderately or very worried about extreme heat. Yale researcher Jennifer Marlon has studied that gap. "It's not just about knowledge," she says. Read her full Q&A: bit.ly/4fmuIiu

Several people shielding themselves from the sun and head while moving along a walkway.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 25/07/2026

Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" is in theaters now. Yale classicist Benedek Kruchió explains what gives the nearly 3,000-year-old epic such staying power, why Nolan's Odysseus departs from Homer, and the unexpected parallel between Odysseus and Oppenheimer. Read more: bit.ly/4fz6GRq

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Yale University @yale.edu · 13/07/2026

It looked like a poisoning. It took 400 years and a genetic analysis to prove it wasn't. A Yale-led study has confirmed that Grand Duke Francesco de Medici died of malaria, not arsenic. Read more: bit.ly/4p6Ejyw

Researchers analyzed the remains of brothers Giovanni and Francesco de Medici, prominent members of the political dynasty that dominated Tuscany during the Renaissance.

Photos courtesy of Valentina Giuffra, full professor of history of medicine at the University of Pisa

Cardinal Giovanni de Medici (left) and Grand Duke Francesco de Medici

Via Wikimedia Commons

The nameplate from the tomb of Grand Duke Francesco de Medici, who succumbed to malaria in 1587.

Courtesy of Valentina Giuffra

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Yale University @yale.edu · 06/07/2026

A summer night atop East Rock taking in the views of our campus and home city.

Aerial view of New Haven, CT, featuring a lush expanse of green trees interspersed with houses in the foreground, and tall buildings against a clear sky in the background.

A scenic view with two people cycling and two others walking on a paved path surrounded by lush greenery. Mountains can be seen in the background.

Two deer stand in a lush green meadow. One deer is grazing, while the other looks ahead. A large tree with dense foliage is visible in the background.

A crescent moon is visible in the early evening sky, partially obscured by wispy clouds. Silhouetted trees frame the scene on the right and at the bottom.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 04/07/2026

Before the United States was a nation, Yale was already part of its story. During the American Revolution, many Yale students, alumni, and leaders took up the patriots' cause as war reached New Haven and the campus itself. Explore the story: bit.ly/4oVIOf6

“A Front View of Yale College, and the College Chapel, New Haven,” a 1786 woodcut print by New Haven printer and publisher Daniel Bowen offers a sense of how Yale’s campus appeared in the late 18th-century.

Image courtesy of archives at Yale

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Yale University @yale.edu · 04/07/2026

250 years later, the stories are still here. 🇺🇸 From historic buildings to statues and memorials, these campus landmarks reflect Yale's connections to the Revolutionary era and the nation's founding. Discover the stories behind each of these sites and artifacts: bit.ly/3SrJehl

A collage of historical locations and artifacts. Top left: the exterior of what is now the Yale Visitor Center. Top center: a gravestone at Grove Street Cemetery in New Haven, CT. Top right: Memorial Hall at Yale with an inscription. Middle left: a display of the Declaration of Independence. Middle right: a statue of Nathan Hale on Yale University's campus. Bottom left: Yale University's Old Campus building. Bottom center: an art gallery with a painting of George Washington. Bottom right: a quilt display in a museum setting.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 03/07/2026

Celebrating America 250. 🇺🇸 With the United States celebrating its 250th birthday this weekend, Yale News presents some of the ways Yale, in its 325th year, has been honoring, examining, and exploring the nation whose story overlaps so closely with its own. Explore it all: bit.ly/4eUbCQD

A statue of Nathan Hale stands prominently on a stone pedestal in front of a historic brick building with green shutters at Yale University. The path is lined with trees, leading to other campus buildings in the background.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 22/06/2026

Beauty and history meet along a single New Haven street. Once home to private residences, Hillhouse Avenue now serves as a hub for Yale departments while preserving its historic character. Explore the history behind one of Yale’s most storied streets: bit.ly/4dSZVdx

28 Hillhouse, the Charles H. Farnam House.

31 Hillhouse, The clapboard, five-bay, two-story Federal-style house was built in 1826 for Abigail Fitch Davenport Whelpley and is considered the oldest on the street.

The Graves-Gilman House at 37 Hillhouse Avenue.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 21/06/2026

Your organs aren't just following orders from the brain. A new Yale study finds they build their own nervous systems and talk back, with heart tissue even able to reprogram gut neurons to act like heart cells. Read more: bit.ly/4aD8qYd

Rui Chang, I-Uen “Yvonne” Hsu, and Le Zhang in a lab setting.

Mouse embryos stained with nerves (green) and organ intrinsic neuron markers (red).

Photos by I-Uen “Yvonne” Hsu, first author of the study.

Mouse heart, showing intrinsic cardiac neurons.

Photo by I-Uen “Yvonne” Hsu

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Yale University @yale.edu · 20/06/2026

High above Yale’s courtyards and rooftops, small architectural details tell stories of the university’s past. From their origins as practical tools to their role in architectural expression, weathervanes remain a defining feature of several Yale buildings: bit.ly/4fwBS5r

The image shows two weather vanes on iconic buildings. The left weather vane, atop a stone structure with decorative details, features intricate metalwork and an owl. The right weather vane, against a blue sky, sits on a pointed roof adorned with turrets and flags.

A white spire topped with a gold weather vane against a blue sky with scattered clouds.

A weather vane is set against a partly cloudy blue sky.

A weather vane featuring a rower sits atop a decorative dome. The background is a cloudy sky.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 14/06/2026

For decades, women were largely excluded from medical research or treated as smaller versions of men. A new Yale collaborative, now 200 members strong across 10 schools, is working to change what gets studied and how. Read about the Women's Health Research at Yale Collaborative: bit.ly/43VJh7m

This image features a collage of numerous diverse individuals, each with a professional appearance, smiling at the camera in separate portrait-style photos. The background is a plain, neutral color.

A group of people are gathered in conversation in front of a blue sign that reads "Women's Health Research Yale." Buildings can be seen through large windows in the background.

A group of people engaged in conversation in a bright room with large windows. One person appears to address the others, who are listening attentively.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 11/06/2026

Researchers are making progress against one of the deadliest forms of cancer. In a Q&A, Yale cancer scientist Luisa Escobar-Hoyos discusses why pancreatic cancer has remained so difficult to treat, the obstacles researchers face, and the advances offering hope for patients: bit.ly/49Bj3dD

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Yale University @yale.edu · 07/06/2026

The caves were still full of surprises. Researchers have identified a previously unknown species of eyeless cavefish living in cave systems across Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. The finding challenges long-held assumptions about life in subterranean ecosystems. Learn more: bit.ly/49Apyxo

CT scan revealing new cavefish species Typhlichthys styx.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 05/06/2026

Complexity in the brain may begin with surprisingly simple patterns. In a new Yale study, physicist Christopher Lynn examined individual neurons and found that, despite their complexity, their behavior may follow simpler patterns than expected. Learn more: bit.ly/4dZvgeA

A digital illustration of a neural network, featuring an interconnected web of glowing neurons and synapses. The central neuron is prominent, with vibrant orange branches extending outward. Surrounding the neuron are translucent spheres connected by blue lines, representing a network.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 04/06/2026

What makes a building monumental? The latest edition of Humanitas, Yale News’ arts and humanities column, explores that question while highlighting a major award for The Yale Review, student achievements, and the history of opera curtains. Read the full column here: bit.ly/4dGsmvo

Aerial view of the temples of Hatshepsut and Mentuhotep II in Deir el-Bahari, Luxor West Bank, Egypt.

Keith Pemberton talking to an exhibit visitor.

Letter from Pauli Murray with newspaper clipping

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Yale University @yale.edu · 30/05/2026

A Yale-led study tracked millions of animal movements and found that simply being near people causes more than 65% of species to shift how they move and where they go. Even small changes in human activity, like the quieter streets during the COVID-19 pandemic, showed up in the data: bit.ly/42Y2Co4

A deer with large antlers stands in a lush, green forest, wearing a collar and tags labeled "46" on its ears. The forest background includes numerous trees and undergrowth.

A raven with a shiny black plumage standing on a snow-covered ground. It has colorful identification bands on its legs. The background is an out-of-focus snowy landscape with sparse vegetation.

Three turkeys walking across a road as vehicles, including a black pickup truck and a white SUV, wait in the background. Trees and guardrails line the side of the road.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 28/05/2026

Yale’s home will always be New Haven, but its backyard is as big as America. See how Yale’s students, faculty, alumni, and staff are committing themselves to a better future in all 50 states: bit.ly/4vh905X

A stylized map of the United States is divided into four sections, each showcasing different themes: scientific equipment, a desert landscape, a cityscape, and a laboratory scene. The word "Yale" appears in the bottom right corner.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 27/05/2026

New research is offering a clearer picture of how COVID-19 may affect pregnancy. A Yale study finds that SARS-CoV-2 does not persist in the placenta during pregnancy, offering new insight into how the body responds to infection and what this may mean for long COVID: bit.ly/4uj0F1s

Two people in lab coats are standing and conversing in a laboratory filled with equipment and supplies. One is holding a small item, and both appear engaged in discussion.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 26/05/2026

Cooking can be both creative and environmentally conscious. During a campus residency, chef Rodrigo Pacheco shared his approach to sustainable cuisine with Yale students and the New Haven community, highlighting how culinary practices can align with ecological values. Read more: bit.ly/4wFgYqS

Rodrigo Pacheco is preparing a dish at a counter in a restaurant. Various bowls with ingredients like greens, sliced vegetables, and toppings are arranged in front. The background features kitchen equipment and shelves.

A group of people sitting around a long, rustic table under a wooden pavilion with string lights, enjoying a meal. The setting is outdoors, with trees, a building, and picnic tables visible in the background. The atmosphere appears relaxed and communal.

An outdoor food demonstration with two people cooking at a table covered in a blue and white checkered cloth. Ingredients and cooking utensils are visible, including onions and leafy greens. A small group of onlookers listens and observes in a sunny setting.

A dish on a white paper plate with a centerpiece of grilled eggplant topped with greens, croutons, a yellow sauce, and a decorative pansy flower, on a blue and white checkered tablecloth.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 25/05/2026

One week later, a few more moments from Yale’s 325th Commencement. Check out Yale News’ campuswide roundup of coverage of Commencement festivities, including video, photos, and news and feature stories: bit.ly/42B5cA9 #Yale2026 🎓

A group of people in graduation attire celebrate outdoors, waving decorative fans that read "Pierson." They are surrounded by a crowd, with trees and a brick building in the background.

A joyful group of graduates in Yale University caps and gowns celebrate outdoors, with colorful confetti and streamers filling the air beneath green tree branches.

A group of people stand behind a metal barricade, holding up smartphones to take photos. They are in front of a red brick building with arched windows.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 22/05/2026

Decades after dorm life, love blossomed for these Yale couples. For some alumni, class reunions became more than a return to campus. They became the setting for new beginnings, where decades-old connections were revisited and, in some cases, transformed into lasting partnerships: bit.ly/497iaJK

A couple is standing arm in arm in front of an ornate wrought iron gate set in a stone building. They are dressed formally; one holds a large bouquet of white and pink flowers.

Two people stand close together in front of a large, intricate tree root in a forest setting. One wears a cap and a red vest, while the other is in a blue jacket. The scene is peaceful and surrounded by nature.

An elderly person in a suit and another in a white dress are joyfully stepping out of a building with a brown exterior and diamond-patterned windows. They are holding hands and surrounded by floral decorations.

Two smiling individuals. One is wearing a white dress and the other is wearing a black tuxedo.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 21/05/2026

A decade-long journey along the Ganges became a study of change over time. Over more than 9,000 miles, Yale architect Anthony Acciavatti documented the Ganges River Basin through photographs, drawings, and mapping tools that trace the river’s shifting rhythms and landscapes: bit.ly/48RKXSi

Pontoon Bridges Crossing the Ganga River

Anthony Acciavatti stands smiling in a lush green valley with mountains in the background, wearing a cap and glasses.

An arm is shown wearing a do-it-yourself gadget made from metal clamps, holding various everyday items.

A vast expanse of the Yamuna River with a bridge supported by multiple pillars in the background. The riverbed is mostly dry, with patches of green vegetation and small pools of water. The sky is clear with a light hue.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 20/05/2026

Yale this week recognized Air Force, Naval, and Army ROTC graduates who are now among the nation’s newest military officers, during the university’s annual commissioning ceremony. Read more in Yale News: bit.ly/4tJ4Wdl #Yale2026 🎓

A group of individuals in military uniforms stands on the steps inside a chapel with stained glass windows and an organ. The setting suggests a formal ceremony or event.

An individual in a military uniform is receiving an insignia from another person in a similar uniform during a ceremony at Yale University. A group of people in various uniforms are visible in the background on stage.

Two people, one of whom is Yale President Maurie McInnis, shake hands at an indoor event.

Two individuals embrace warmly in a wood-paneled setting. One person is wearing a blue suit, while the other is in a white naval uniform.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 20/05/2026

Dracula isn’t the only bloodsucker repelled by garlic. Yale researchers have discovered that the aromatic vegetable works as de facto birth control for mosquitoes and other winged insects. See how the insight could lead to more eco-friendly pest control methods: bit.ly/3R7wLi2

Shimaa Ebrahim in a lab coat examines a jar containing beige objects inside.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 19/05/2026

A few more moments from Commencement to hold onto. #Yale2026 🎓

A graduate in a cap and gown holds colorful ribbons aloft amid a crowd at a Yale University commencement ceremony. Blurred spectators and trees are visible in the background.

A group of people in graduation robes play musical instruments in front of a large brick building adorned with blue and white banners displaying the letter "Y.

A dog with a bandana stands on grass during a graduation ceremony. People in academic gowns are visible in the background.

A group of graduates wearing caps and gowns, with red sashes reading "Morse," are standing outdoors. They are smiling and holding diploma cases, celebrating their graduation.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 19/05/2026

Handsome Dan Cam: Yale Commencement Weekend Edition! #Yale2026 🐾 🎓

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Yale University @yale.edu · 19/05/2026

A heartfelt sendoff for Yale’s Class of 2026. Yale’s 325th Commencement celebrated more than 4,500 new graduates representing Yale College and the graduate and professional schools. Read more in Yale News: bit.ly/4dDsSsV #Yale2026 🎓

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Yale University @yale.edu · 18/05/2026

Commencement Day, in the heart of New Haven. Congratulations, Class of 2026! #Yale2026 🎓

A group of graduates in caps and gowns celebrate outdoors. Some hold diplomas and raise inflatable balloons. The scene is festive, and the background shows a brick building on a sunny day.

A group of people stand on a balcony cheering and waving small red triangular flags. In the foreground, several individuals in academic regalia are visible with their backs to the camera. The scene suggests a celebratory event, possibly at a university.

Two individuals in academic regalia are on a stage under a blue and white canopy. One is clapping while the other smiles. A ceremonial mace and other objects are visible on a table in the foreground.

A group of graduates in caps and gowns celebrate at a commencement ceremony, each holding inflatable balloons. They wear sashes, some marked with "Silliman College." In the background, other graduates and participants are visible.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 18/05/2026

The hats of Class Day did not disappoint. Meet seven Yale College seniors who tell us the stories behind their playful, creative, and captivating caps: bit.ly/4eTE2fd #Yale2026 🎓

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Yale University @yale.edu · 18/05/2026

“Time is our teacher.” At Yale College Class Day, celebrated author Min Jin Lee ’90 urged the Class of 2026 to think deeply about time, uncertainty, and the choices ahead. Read more in Yale News: bit.ly/496pCVn #Yale2026 🎓

A group of people, wearing academic regalia, are walking down an outdoor pathway at a graduation event. They are holding a banner that reads "Yale College, Class of 2026." Spectators in hats line the sides of the pathway.

A group of people in graduation attire cheer and wave green pompoms. Some wear playful hats, like one with a fuzzy brown animal and another resembling a train conductor's cap. They are seated outdoors in a sunny area with trees, holding a "Yale" bag. The atmosphere is festive and joyful.

A group of graduates seated outdoors, wearing black gowns and red and white striped hats inspired by Dr. Seuss's "Cat in the Hat." They have red sashes with "Branford" written on them. The scene is lively, with smiles and a variety of decorated hats, and graduates are surrounded by a crowd.

Author Min Jin Lee at a podium with a banner that reads "Yale College Class of 2026." Other individuals in academic regalia are seated in the background.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 18/05/2026

It all leads to this moment. 🎓 Watch LIVE ➡️ ➡️ ➡️ bit.ly/3RngAx6 ▪️ 9:25 a.m. Commencement pre-show ▪️ 10:30 a.m. Yale Commencement The ceremony, held on the historic Old Campus, marks the occasion at which all university and honorary degrees are formally conferred. #Yale2026

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Yale University @yale.edu · 17/05/2026

Before Commencement, a moment to remember together. At Yale College Baccalaureate, President Maurie McInnis addressed the Class of 2026 and their families, reflecting on gratitude, shared memory, the possibilities opening up before them — and how their Yale memories may shape the future. #Yale2026

A procession of academic officials in ceremonial attire walk down an outdoor aisle lined with people taking photos. The officials are wearing traditional caps and gowns, some adorned with medals. The setting is a historic, collegiate environment with stone arches and green trees.

A lively crowd at a Yale University event, with people applauding and cheering. Yale banners are visible in the background, and attendees are seated, many wearing graduation attire. The scene is outdoors, with trees and historic brick buildings surrounding the gathering.

A large group of people in academic regalia are gathered outdoors for a graduation ceremony at Yale University. The crowd is facing forward, behind a row of international flags. Trees and historic buildings are visible in the background.

A group of graduates in dark gowns sits in rows outdoors, clapping and smiling. Behind them, a crowd of attendees also watches the ceremony, surrounded by trees in a sunny setting.

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Yale University @yale.edu · 17/05/2026

Held on Old Campus, Class Day celebrates the Yale College graduating class with a program of student performances, awards, and long-held traditions. Acclaimed author Min Jin Lee ’90 is the 2026 Class Day speaker. Watch LIVE ➡️ ➡️ ➡️ bit.ly/4u91D0a The ceremony begins Sunday, May 17, at 2 p.m. 🎓

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