Learn about different styles of greeting card design, get inspiration, and make greeting cards of your own!

Whether you’re a long-time journaler or have never tried it before, learn new techniques to spice up your journal or start journaling anew!

Learn about the properties of ink, how it's different from other mediums, and explore multiple techniques for painting with it. We'll make beautiful ink creations of our own!

Learn great reasons for thinking God doesn't exist and great reasons for thinking he does! We'll explore classic arguments on each side of this long-standing debate.

Want to spice up your journal? Or pick up journaling as a hobby? In this class, experiment with new ways to add intrigue, thoughtfulness, and flair to your journals. Get inspiration for your next entry!

Learn about the properties of ink, how it's different from other mediums, and possible techniques for painting with it. We'll make beautiful ink creations of our own!

Whether you love many fruits or none, come to learn about food and have some fun! This class will engage the senses to expose you to fruits both new and familiar. There will be eating! NOTE: Those with food allergies should email yalesplash@gmail.com before enrolling in this class.

Take a whirlwind tour of the animal kingdom and learn about fascinating experiments that reveal how animals think and feel. You'll never look at octopi, bumblebees, dogs, or many other cool creatures the same way again.

Experience fruit as you've never experienced it before. This class will engage the senses to taste, draw, and write about fruits both new and familiar. Whether you love many fruits or none, come to learn about food and have some fun! Eating is NOT required, though you will have the option to eat if you so choose. NOTE: Those with food allergies should email yalesprout@gmail.com before enrolling in this class.

This class will explore the science of how habits are formed and how we can use them to our advantage. At the end of the class, each student will workshop one habit they wish to kick or develop.

This class will explore the science of how habits are formed and how we can use them to our advantage. At the end of the class, each student will workshop one habit they wish to kick or develop.

Arguments for and against the existence of God. We will focus in particular on arguments concerning the Abrahamic God - that is, the God of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Bring your questions, your objections, and your readiness to think!

A train is hurtling toward five people tied to a track - unless you pull the lever. On the other track is a worker who knows the train will not be coming his way and also cannot hear the train due to his headphones. Do you sacrifice the one to save the five? Learn about famous thought experiments from throughout history, including some you've never heard of, and share your thoughts!

Would you step inside a "pleasure box" that would give you your ideal life? Would you allow a trolley to run over one person to save five? Learn about famous thought experiments, as well as ones you've never heard of, and share your thoughts!

What happens when we die? Explore how religions like Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam conceive of the afterlife. We will also address the atheistic conception of death and how irreligion understands the afterlife.

What happens when we die? Explore how religions like Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam conceive of the afterlife. We will also address the atheistic conception of death and how irreligion understands the afterlife.

One of the most (in)famous arguments in all of philosophy, the ontological argument is a highly contested "proof" with a simple conclusion: that God exists. Develop your own thoughts as you learn about the major arguments for and critiques against Anselm of Canterbury's famous argument.

Learn new and exciting improv games and exercises with one of Yale's long-form improv troupes!

One man, one vote may be the law of the land in America, but it isn't always like that. Learn about the different ways democracies can count votes in elections, and how this affects who wins. Learn how politicians strategize based upon how people can vote.