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This is the story of little Angela Irizarry, who was born with a life-threatening congenital heart defect, and the groundbreaking surgical technique developed by Yale pediatric surgeon Dr. Christopher Breuer. Angela was the first patient in the United States to receive a natural tissue-engineered vascular graft, made from her body's own cells, as part of Dr. Breuer's FDA-approved clinical trial. It made her heart complete.

Barbara Walters, ABC News Correspondent, reporter, producer and author, addresses the Yale Class of 2012 during the traditional Class Day speech on May 20th 2012.

Six members of the faculty were honored with awards for outstanding undergraduate teaching. The recipients were nominated by their students for their awards, and were selected by the Yale College Committee on Teaching, Learning, and Advising. The winners of the 2013 Yale College Faculty Prizes for Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching are: Kathryn Lofton, John Bryan Starr, Tamar S. Gendler, William D. Nordhaus, Deborah Davis, and Eric Dufresne.

As he prepares for his 20th and final year at Yale, President Richard C. Levin reflects on what he loves about Yale's Commencement. ---- Produced by Julia Myers Organized by Michael Morand Photos by Michael Marsland Music performed by the Yale Glee Club: Red River Valley, arr. Jeffrey Douma