Forced to cancel field research, Yale’s Elizabeth Nugent found unexpected insights working at home with Nick Wade, Sarah Kammourh, and Marwan Safar Jalani.
While rural communities in the U.S. West have traditionally expressed attitudes of self-reliance COVID-19 may be altering that historic dynamic — for now.
Led by psychology professor Laurie Santos, the free Sept. 2 session will cover principles from her popular online course “The Science of Well-Being.”
Yale political scientist Jacob Hacker discusses how economic and ethnic inequality has shaped the pandemic, and how policy makers should respond.
The analysis, supported by Yale’s Tobin Center for Economic Policy, comes as Congress debates whether to extend the expanded unemployment benefits.
Yale has launched an online dashboard for state and campus COVID-19 screening statistics that is open to public view and intended to serve as a convenient and reliable...
As COVID-19’s effect on the world’s cities becomes clearer, so are the possible responses of urban planners — including those at YSA’s Urban Design Workshop.
