Organ Improv Showcase
· 7:30 PM
Woolsey Hall
ISM students in Jeffrey Brillhart’s organ improvisation course riff on given themes. Free and open to the public.
Free admission
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Iphis and Ianthe
– · 7:30 PM
The Dome at the Schwarzman Center
A queer rom-com loosely based on a myth from Ovid’s Metamorphoses, this original one-act explores literature, gender, and finals stress. The play runs about 30 minutes and will be workshopped during the rehearsal process.
The Story of My Life
– · 8:00 PM
TBD
A musical about two lifelong friends, Alvin and Thomas, who are reunited after Alvin’s death as Thomas tries to write his eulogy. The show uses music and song to explore memory, friendship, and love in New Haven.
VEGAN BEEF
– · 8:00 PM
TBD
A college vegan club spirals into revenge after a viral video humiliates its members. The play follows an escalating debate that turns into a life-or-death dilemma in New Haven.
The Story of My Life
– · 8:00 PM
Underbrook Theater, Saybrook College
This musical follows the friendship of Alvin and Thomas as they reunite after Alvin’s mysterious death and Thomas struggles to write his eulogy. Through music and song, the story explores memory, loss, and the enduring power of friendship.
VEGAN BEEF
– · 8:00 PM
Crescent Underground, Morse and Stiles Colleges
A college vegan club’s viral humiliation sparks a revenge plot that spirals into a life-or-death dilemma. This Yale production blends campus drama, debate, and dark comedy.
Rock, Paper, Scripture: Sources and Materials in Late Antique Arabia and Early Islam
– · 9:00 AM
Humanities Quadrangle
This workshop program includes a welcome, panel discussions, and a Beinecke visit. It runs across the day at Yale venues in New Haven.
Yale Global Justice Program Annual Conference
· 9:00 AM
Humanities Quadrangle
This annual conference focuses on "The New Infrastructure of Power: AI, Data, and Global Inequality." It takes place at the Humanities Quadrangle in New Haven.
Film: The Murder of Fred Hampton + May Day x 4
· 7:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
A Yale Film Archive screening pairing Howard Alk’s documentary The Murder of Fred Hampton with the premiere of Brian Meacham’s May Day x 4. The program includes in-person appearances by Sampada Aranke and Brian Meacham and is free and open to the public.
Free admission
Iphis and Ianthe
– · 7:00 PM
TBD
A queer rom-com loosely based on Ovid’s Metamorphoses, centered on literature, gender, and studying for finals. The one-act is being workshopped over the rehearsal process and welcomes actors of all experience levels.
The Sweet Spot: Stand-Up Comedy
· 7:00 PM
Schwarzman Center
A stand-up comedy night in The Well featuring Yale student performers. Attendees can enjoy the show with bites and beverages available to purchase.
Free admission
Classics Colloquium 3: Christopher Schliepacke, Augsburg
· 12:00 PM
Phelps Hall & Gate
A colloquium talk titled "Storied Matter: Plutarch's Naphtha and the Ancient Beginnings of Oil Literature." The event takes place at Yale in New Haven.
Wolf Harbor Album Release ft. Trash Boy & Grey Lily
· 9:00 PM
Cafe Nine
Wolf Harbor celebrates the release of its debut full-length album with a live show at Cafe Nine. Trash Boy returns to New Haven and Grey Lily opens the night.
E&RS Colloquium: Goda Palekaitė Screening and Discussion
· 12:30 PM
Rosenfeld Hall
The European & Russian Studies Colloquium presents a short film screening and discussion with Dr. Goda Palekaitė. The program includes "I Write While Disappearing," a 18-minute film followed by discussion.
Yale SOM 50: Building America's Energy Today: Alumni Perspectives on Clean Energy Development
· 1:15 PM
Zhang Auditorium
This keynote event brings together Yale SOM alumni working in clean energy development to discuss policy, permitting, financing, and stakeholder dynamics. It is part of Yale SOM 50 and offers an insider’s perspective on how energy infrastructure gets built.
Julia Angwin, Proof News, The Markup, & Shorenstein Center at Harvard JFK School
· 1:30 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Julia Angwin discusses why big tech is really big media and what that means for democracy. The session includes a moderator and features the investigative journalist’s work with Proof News and The Markup.
Imagining Futurities: A Symposium in Honor of Hazel Carby
– · 2:30 PM
New Haven
This two-day gathering honors Hazel Carby’s influential scholarship across American studies, Black studies, cultural studies, and colonial and empire studies. Scholars from multiple universities will participate in New Haven.
Psycroptic
· 7:30 PM
Space Ballroom
Psycroptic appears at Space Ballroom with Inferi, Cognitive, and Summoning The Lich.
Anesthesiology Research Symposium
· 3:00 PM
101 College Street
This symposium brings together clinicians, surgeons, and basic scientists to discuss the brain-meningeal lymphatic-cervical lymphatic axis and related research. The program runs from imaging and preclinical models to operating-room applications.
An Evening with Natasha Trethewey
· 5:30 PM
Yale Center for British Art
A reading by award-winning poet and former U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey as the keynote for the Imagining Futurities symposium in honor of Hazel Carby. The event features one of the most celebrated contemporary poets in the country.
Yale Women's Ice Hockey vs. Dartmouth College
– · 6:00 PM
Ingalls Rink
Women's ice hockey home game at Yale. The game is scheduled for 6:00 PM.
ADVANCED SCREENING: Focker-in-Law
· 7:30 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
This advanced screening presents the new chapter in the Meet the Parents franchise, presented by the Yale Student Film Festival and Universal Pictures. The screening is free and does not require registration.
Free admission
Gregg Bendian's Trio Pianissimo
· 1:30 AM
Firehouse 12
Gregg Bendian's Trio Pianissimo performs at Firehouse 12 in New Haven. The trio includes Simon Bahadoran, Peter Brendler, and Gregg Bendian.
Calvin Hill Day Care Center, Incorporated
· 9:00 AM
Calvin Hill Day Care Center
Calvin Hill Day Care Center and Kitty Lustman-Findling Kindergarten are hosting an open house for parents and children. The programs serve children ages two years and eight months to six and use a sliding-scale tuition based on income.