Perpetua was a middle- or upper-class Roman woman, living in Carthage, who was martyred in the year 203. She is perhaps the ...

Join Dr. Ioannis Syrigos from Ancient Origins as he interviews Eckart Frahm, Yale professor and leading expert on Assyria and Mesopotamian history. Together, they’ll uncover the mysteries of the ...

This week, Yalies gathered to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Rosh Hashanah began on Monday — signifying the advent of the Hebrew calendar year 5786 — and ended on Wednesday. Yale’s ...

The world’s oldest complete Hebrew Bible, the Codex Sassoon, recently unveiled at the Anu–Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv, carries a direct connection to India through its namesake, David ...

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut - Yale University is cutting costs and offering retirement incentives as it prepares for higher US taxes on its endowment income and reduced federal funding. The New Haven ...

As students join Yale’s extracurricular scene, they are met with numerous organizations focused on artificial intelligence — such as the Yale Artificial Intelligence Association, the Yale Artificial ...

An ancient workshop unearthed in Egypt may offer new evidence for the Bible’s story of Moses. The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced that researchers discovered a copper smelting ...

The Yale School of Management, also known as Yale SOM, has just announced their latest faculty addition. Miguel A. Cardona, the secretary of education of the United States, has been named as a faculty ...