Humanities Quadrangle opens its doors — to some - Yale Daily News

Formerly known as the Hall of Graduate Studies, the Humanities Quadrangle Building at 320 York St. is now open and in use for department staff, faculty and graduate students connected to the departments within the building. The building, which officially opened on Feb. 15 after more than two years of construction, is still undergoing work on some of the uppermost floors and larger classrooms, all of which is expected to be completed in the next few weeks. But humanities departments have, for the most part, been able to move into their new offices. In total, 18 units will occupy the building, including Comparative Literature, Film and Media Studies, French, History, the Humanities Program, Judaic Studies, Spanish and Portuguese and more. “The renovation of this building and inclusive work of its planning represents a significant institutional and human investment in the humanities at Yale,” Kathryn Lofton, Faculty of Arts and Sciences dean of humanities wrote in an email to the News. Co

Formerly known as the Hall of Graduate Studies, the Humanities Quadrangle Building at 320 York St. is now open and in use for department staff, faculty and graduate students connected to the departments within the building. The building, which officially opened on Feb. 15 after more than two years of construction, is still undergoing work on some of the uppermost floors and larger classrooms, all of which is expected to be completed in the next few weeks. But humanities departments have, for the most part, been able to move into their new offices. In total, 18 units will occupy the building, i