Anaa Andriyash ’26 PhD

For Anaa Andriyash ’26 PhD, Yale is fertile ground for pioneering lab research in molecular biology.

Arts and Humanities for Insight

Chicago: Artificial Intelligence

On May 4 more than 200 Yalies gathered in Chicago to explore how societies can harness AI’s potential benefits while advocating for safe, transparent, and fair use of the technology—and ensuring that the benefits of that technology are accessible to all. The program, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Society: Utilizing Technology for Good, was part of the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events.

Collaborating for Impact

Elisabeth Moore SY ’23

Elisabeth Moore mentors New Haven Public School students, sharing more than just her passion for singing.

For Humanity: The Yale Campaign

Jaida Morgan ES ’23

Drawn to the research opportunities at Yale, Jaida has worked in two research labs and found a community of peers and mentors through the STARS program.

Kaelyn Apple ’26 PhD

With her YouTube channel, Kaelyn Apple ’26 PhD is paving the way for nontraditional students in academia.

Leaders for A Better World

Los Angeles: Storytelling for Impact

On October 20, more than 400 members of the Yale community in southern California gathered at Warner Bros. Studios for an enlightening exploration of the many ways stories can be told, who has the opportunity to tell them, and the impact they have on humanity. The program, Storytelling for Impact: Harnessing the Power of Arts, Media, and Culture, was part of the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events.

New York: Cities and Climate

On March 4, nearly 800 Yalies gathered in New York City to hear from Yale scholars and professors working toward solutions for a more sustainable planet. The program, Cities and Climate Solutions: Catalyzing Change for a Sustainable Future, was part of the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events.

Paving the Way: Rudy Cordero ’24 TC

Rudy Cordero took a unique path to get to Yale. He hopes to show other students like him that they belong.

San Francisco: Human Health Paradigms

On October 22, more than 300 members of the Yale community in northern California gathered for a wide-ranging exploration of advances in inflammation science, the implications of the genetic revolution, innovations in biomedical engineering and drug discovery, and the use of technology to reimagine the collection and use of data in predicting health outcomes. The program, New Paradigms for Understanding Human Health: Improving Lives through Discovery and Data, was part of the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events.

Science for Breakthroughs

Student Voices: What Are You For?

Yale students answer the question at the center of the university's For Humanity campaign in this video feature from the For Humanity Illuminated series of regional events. Learn more and find an event near you at forhumanity.yale.edu/humanity-illuminated.