Yale University

Yale University (Yale University) is located in the U.S. state of Connecticut New Haven City, in 1701, founded in New Haven, Connecticut, which is a private university, and Harvard University, Princeton University, famous, over the years Common to run for the United States and the University Graduate School of the top three. Some modern buildings often in the history of architecture as a model in the textbooks, including Louis Kahn-designed Yale University Art Gallery, Yale Center for British Art; Eero Saarinen designed the Ingalls ice-skating rink, Ezra Stiles College and Morse College ; As well as by Paul Rudolph's Art and Design Department of Architecture Building. Yale most of the old buildings are Gothic style, built in the 1917-1931 period. The Boston Globe wrote: "If there is then a school can claim to the United States over the past 60 years has trained high-level leaders, and that is Yale University." In the history of the United States, 5 and graduated from Yale president. Yale humanities education in one of the objectives is to train students in the human spirit - the true meaning of life, the pursuit of a rational attitude, that is, the value of life care for the realization of human freedom and equality as well as between man and society, the harmony between the natural and so on. Yale in the school badge and therefore, to write a "bright and true". Incumbent Vice-Chancellor Richard Levin said: "Let young students with their academic, professional or artistic achievements for the community to contribute to human survival and to improve working conditions."