Finals…

…ughh

Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!
Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!
Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!
Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!
Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!
Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!
Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!

Yale Bulldogs win the NCAA National Championship!!!

yaleuniversity:

Yale’s Harkness Tower glowing blue in honor of World Autism Awareness Day.

In case you missed it: we’ve partnered with the Autism Program at Yale to answer your questions about the diagnosis and treatment of autism.

Ask your question via: yaleuniversity.tumblr.com/ask.

Photo: Jiahe Gu ‘16.

dinee:

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Yale Spring Fling

As a Ezra Stiles Freshman Counselor next year let me say I can’t wait to see the Bulldogs of class 2017!

Boola Boola!!

yaleuniversity:

It’s coming…Tomorrow’s the big day for undergraduate admissions for Yale 2017!

Stay calm and BOOLA BOOLA on :)

Photo via the Yale Admissions Instagram

destiology:

Pierson College, Yale University. February 2013.
destiology:

Pierson College, Yale University. February 2013.
destiology:

Pierson College, Yale University. February 2013.
destiology:

Pierson College, Yale University. February 2013.
destiology:

Pierson College, Yale University. February 2013.

destiology:

Pierson College, Yale University. February 2013.

ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.
ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.

ysfp:

Ever year we face a conundrum: one of the most important tenets of Harvest is that it’s a break from the plugged-in technological world, and no one wants to bring a fancy digital camera along to dig in the dirt, but we need pictures of the trips! For our 2012 session we experimented by giving  leaders and support crew disposable cameras and asking them to document what they did and saw. The results are hilarious and gorgeous and make us miss summer all over again. Above are some highlights— you can check out the rest on our Flickr page.

I never did a pre-orientation program and I always regret it. The folks at “Harvest” looks like they had a great time.

yaleuniversity:

Congratulations to students at the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who turned in their dissertations today!
The act of turning in a dissertation is one of the (if not the biggest) milestones and accomplishments on the way to earning a PhD.
It’s the culmination of years’ worth of coursework, teaching, qualifying exams, research, proposals, defenses and seemingly endless writing/editing/finessing, and we couldn’t be more proud of you!

Maybe me in (quite) a few years!  
Congrats to all!!!
yaleuniversity:

Congratulations to students at the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who turned in their dissertations today!
The act of turning in a dissertation is one of the (if not the biggest) milestones and accomplishments on the way to earning a PhD.
It’s the culmination of years’ worth of coursework, teaching, qualifying exams, research, proposals, defenses and seemingly endless writing/editing/finessing, and we couldn’t be more proud of you!

Maybe me in (quite) a few years!  
Congrats to all!!!
yaleuniversity:

Congratulations to students at the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who turned in their dissertations today!
The act of turning in a dissertation is one of the (if not the biggest) milestones and accomplishments on the way to earning a PhD.
It’s the culmination of years’ worth of coursework, teaching, qualifying exams, research, proposals, defenses and seemingly endless writing/editing/finessing, and we couldn’t be more proud of you!

Maybe me in (quite) a few years!  
Congrats to all!!!
yaleuniversity:

Congratulations to students at the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who turned in their dissertations today!
The act of turning in a dissertation is one of the (if not the biggest) milestones and accomplishments on the way to earning a PhD.
It’s the culmination of years’ worth of coursework, teaching, qualifying exams, research, proposals, defenses and seemingly endless writing/editing/finessing, and we couldn’t be more proud of you!

Maybe me in (quite) a few years!  
Congrats to all!!!

yaleuniversity:

Congratulations to students at the Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who turned in their dissertations today!

The act of turning in a dissertation is one of the (if not the biggest) milestones and accomplishments on the way to earning a PhD.

It’s the culmination of years’ worth of coursework, teaching, qualifying exams, research, proposals, defenses and seemingly endless writing/editing/finessing, and we couldn’t be more proud of you!

Maybe me in (quite) a few years!  

Congrats to all!!!

luxetveryhungrytas:

yaleuniversity:

Day and night: 12 hour timelapse photograph of Branford College.

Photo: Andrew Leu ‘13.

Stunning photography!

…I reblog way too many Harkness photos