As the fall semester gets underway, it is wonderful to see our campus once again alive with the exchange of ideas, perspectives, and people from around the world. The stories in this issue offer a glimpse of the many ways Yale’s international engagement takes shape — through research partnerships, teaching and learning, and collaborations that connect scholarship with some of the most pressing challenges facing communities around the globe.
From welcoming scholars from Brazil and advancing new work on climate resilience and peacebuilding, to discoveries made through international research and the experiences our students carried home from summer fieldwork, these stories remind us of what becomes possible when knowledge and ideas cross borders.
I look forward to all that the semester ahead will bring.
Yale students and scholars took their work around the world this summer — from peacebuilding and public policy fieldwork across multiple countries to an international research collaboration that brought a 400-year-old song back to life. Explore three stories showing how global experiences can deepen scholarship, inform practice, and lead to unexpected discoveries.
How scholars and musicians recreated a song lost for more than 400 years Yale Peacebuilding Fellows reflect on summer fieldwork around the world Where summer 2026 fieldwork took Jackson MPP students
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