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This article compares three literary awards—the Diverse Book Awards, the Before Columbus Foundation America Book Award, and the Hurston/Wright Legacy Awards—highlighting their distinct missions, target communities, and geographic scopes to help readers and authors identify relevant prizes for divers

Iran’s supreme leader ordered the military to widen its targets to U.S. assets worldwide, as talks stall and the U.S. sends more forces.

When Cerro Negro—Nicaragua’s youngest volcano—last erupted in 1999, boulders tumbled down the western slope, creating a rocky, ascendable path. On the opposite side, the wind deposited dark, smooth as...

A recent photo spread in National Geographic Magazine documented efforts to protect the jade palm pit viper, an endangered venomous snake that inhabits the cloud forests of eastern Guatemala and western Honduras. The vipers — their scales an otherworldly emerald green with black and turquoise accents — pop off the magazine’s glossy pages, as does the lush beauty of the cloud forests, which are severely threatened by encroaching coffee plantations. The photographer, Jack Devlin ’22, studied visual storytelling at Yale. In shooting the spread, he twice visited a mountaintop nature preserve in Honduras managed by HonduHerp, a nonprofit organization founded by his friend and Yale classmate Tasman Ezra ’22. “It is the most beautiful forest I’ve seen,” Devlin said. “Every inch is covered by something green.” Devlin and Ezra met while students in “Plant Diversity and Systematics,” a course taught by Erika Edwards, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology that they took during the fall of their senior year. During a fieldtrip to Horse Island, a research and teaching site in Long Island Sound managed by Yale Peabody Museum, the two discovered that they shared an enthusiasm for photography. More specifically, they found they had a mutual interest in photographing...

The City Council unanimously adopted a multiyear Public Art Strategy that creates a pooled public art fund, prioritizes geographic equity and maintenance, and directs staff to pursue percent-for-art and other funding tools.

It is one of the most common complaints of modern life, heard from Manila to Marrakesh to Miami: "the air conditioning made me sick." People walk out of an ice-cold office with a stuffy nose and a sore throat, or spend a weekend in a hotel and come home with flu-like misery, and blame the machine. The verdict here splits cleanly in two, and the split is almost perfectly geographic: the sickness itself is not the air conditioner's fault, but some of the feelings that get blamed on it are real, and one genuine danger hides in exactly the place people least expect.