Publication Resources

Yale has several resources for printing and publishing your chapbook, literary journal, or zine, website, or podcast. This section serves as a road map to finding what you need, so you can focus your energy on doing what you love. Whether you are looking for funding, equipment, or guidance, we can help direct you there. Use the links below to explore the resource landscape for printing and publication.

 

Funding


Web Hosting

  • Yale/WIX Partnership: Yale College’s Office of Career Strategy has partnered with Wix to provide students with access to a unique, multi-year premium account where they can showcase and promote their portfolio website. While the promotion lasts, and on a first-request basis, the WIX/Yale Partnership will provide Yale students a personal code to activate a subsidized WIX premium account.

  • YaleSites: YaleSites is a free web publishing service offered to Yale schools, departments, research labs and centers, registered student organizations, and other units to support the functions of the university.

  • YaleConnect: Registered Student Organizations have access to YaleConnect, powered by CampusGroups. Once an organization is registered on YaleConnect, they can create a webpage, events, and add any other information relevant to their work.


Podcasting

The following platforms all offer free podcast hosting and recording:


Design

  • Adobe Creative Cloud is available to all students, faculty, and staff for free through Yale’s software library and includes software used for photography, graphic design, video editing, and web development.
  • LinkedIN learning offers online training courses for creatives. Students interested in producing their own publications can find courses on graphic design, typography, layout and composition, and digital publishing.

Printing

  • Commercial Printers The following printers can produce projects ranging from booklets and programs to perfect bound annual reports. Tyco offers a discount to Yale students and YPPS is the University’s in house printer.
  • Printing presses and art spaces If you are interested in doing a smaller copy run, want to print your own chapbooks, or are creating an unconventional publication, you may want to make use of the following artmaking spaces. Please note that most residential college art making spaces are available only to students in that college.

Publicity and Promotion


Archiving

The Yale University Archives is interested in collecting records (analog or digital) that document your group’s organization history and publications. Learn more about donating student organization records at this link or by sending an email to the University Archivist at archives@yale.edu.