FALL 2026 GENERAL REGISTRATION WILL OPEN JULY 31
PLEASE NOTE:
IN-PERSON COURSE OFFERINGS
ARE LISTED AFTER THE ONLINE COURSES
THIS SEMESTER WE ARE OFFERING IN-PERSON COURSES IN:
NEW HAVEN, NYC, WASHINGTON, D.C., AND GREENWICH, CT.
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Visit Yale Alumni College's website for more info on the program.
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 | National Security Polarization in the U.S.
Professor Mary Habeck
Tuesdays, Sep 29 - Nov 17,
10am-12pm ET
| |  | “Prince of Painters:” A Close Look at the Artistic Career of Raphael
Professor Kerr Houston
Tuesdays, Oct 6 - Nov 10,
6:30-8pm ET
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Art, Artists and American Society: From the Revolution to Post-Modernism, 1750-1970
Professor David Ward
Thursdays, Oct 8-Nov 12
7-8:30pm ET
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 | Practical Economics for Practical Life
Professor Paul Sullivan
Saturdays, Oct 17 - Nov 21,
10am-12pm ET
| |  | Reading Jefferson
Steven Steinbach
Tuesdays, Sep 22 - Oct 27,
7:15-8:45pm ET
| |  | Émile Zola’s Paris: The Underbelly of the Belle Époque
Robert Barsky
Wednesdays, Sep 30 - Nov 18,
6-7:30pm ET
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 | Plan 2 Prosper: Legacy
Elisabeth Anton
Mondays, Sep 28 - Nov 16,
6-8pm ET
| |  | The Sonnet
Professor Priscilla Gilman
Wednesdays, Oct 14 - Nov 18,
6-7:30 pm ET
| |  | JOB: A Book of Ambiguity and Implication
Rabbi James Ponet
Mondays, Oct 12 - Nov 16,
5:30-7pm ET
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Film Noir: The Dark Side of Postwar American Cinema
Professor Peter Conolly-Smith
Tuesdays, Oct 6 - Nov 17,
4-6pm ET
WAITLIST ONLY
| |  | Native Peoples in the History of the United States
Professor James M. Banner Jr.
Tuesdays, Oct 6 - Nov 10,
5:30-7pm ET
| |  | The Iran War
Professor Mary Habeck
Mondays, Sep 28 - Nov 16,
10am-12pm ET
WAITLIST ONLY
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In-Person Seminar Courses
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 | Gods and Bombs: Religion and the Ethics of Violence
Professor Lester Kurtz
Wednesdays, Sep 30 - Nov 18,
7:30-9:30pm ET
| |  | Brotherhood Within, War Without-Dramas of Group Identity
Professor James Magruder
Thursdays, Oct 8 - Nov 19,
6-8pm ET
(No Class October 15)
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 | Documentary Films: As Big As The World
Professor Noah Morowitz
Mondays, Oct 5 - Nov 9,
7-8:30pm ET
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 | Painting as Inquiry
Matthew Watson
Wednesdays, Sep 23 - Nov 18,
6:30-9pm ET
(No class October 21)
| |  | The Beatles' Late Period, 1967–1970
Professor Mark Spicer
Mondays, Oct 5 - Nov 23,
6-7:30pm ET
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Shining Light on Truth: Enslavement and Its Legacies in Connecticut
Professor Michael Morand
Tuesdays, Oct 6 - Nov 10
5:30-7pm ET
Greenwich, CT
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 | Origins of Philosophy in Ancient Greece
Professor Robert Hahn
Mondays, Oct 5 - Nov 9,
5:30-7:30pm ET
WAITLIST ONLY
New York City
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Nothing is Lost: A Generative Fiction Workshop
Professor Alexandra Shelley
Wednesdays, Sep 23 - Nov 18,
5:30-7:30pm ET
(No class November 11)
WAITLIST ONLY
New York City
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 | Ancient Geometry and the Hidden Order of Reality:Toward a New Theory of the Greek Discovery of the Pythagorean Theorem
Professor Robert Hahn
Tuesdays, Oct 6 - Nov 10,
5:30-7:30pm ET
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Harmonizing Minds - Musical Conscious Listening
Hsing-ay Hsu
Wednesdays, Oct 7 - Nov 18,
6:30-8pm ET
(No class Oct 14)
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 | Eighteenth-Century Britain and the Origins of American Independence: Looking Back at 250
Charles Ludington
Thursdays, Oct 1 - Nov 19,
6-8pm ET
| |  | Soft Pastel Color Drawing
Danny Greenberg
Thursdays, Oct 15 - Dec 10,
6-8pm ET
(No class Nov 26)
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A Night at the Opera: Great characters, Great Arias, Great Voices
Professor Daniel Egan
Mondays, Oct 5 - Nov 9,
4-6pm ET
Rye, NY
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The Expanded Field: Landscape Photography at the Yale Center for British Art
LECTURE SERIES (3 sessions)
Tuesdays, October 6 - October 20,
3-4:30pm ET
In-Person Sessions
New Haven, CT
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The Many Lives of Sandro Botticelli
LECTURE SERIES (2 sessions)
Professor Joseph Luzzi
Tuesdays, Nov 10 - Nov 17
4-5:30pm ET
ONLINE SESSIONS
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