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The Yale women’s crew team dominated this weekend’s races, securing the Cayuga Cup’s place in New Haven for another year.
Mull was elected the captain of the women’s softball team for the 2024-25 season in the fall of her senior year. “I always ...
On April 4, around 66 percent of Yale Law School’s active faculty signed a letter denouncing President Trump’s attacks on law ...
On Tuesday, city and university leaders honored New Haveners and Yale-affiliates for their unique local contributions.
From housing to healthcare, the new policy platform passed by the Graduate & Professional Students Senate outlines official ...
Thirty years after he first joined the Yale community, Michael Koelle, a professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, ...
The New Haven Police Department responded Monday night to three calls alerting them to a double homicide. Police say the ...
Nathaneo Johnson ’26 and Sean Hargrow ’26 met podcasting in their dorm. Now, they are launching Series, an AI-powered ...
The Yale Police Department’s Otilio Green, who faces federal and state charges for possessing child pornography, must stay in Connecticut as he awaits trial.
As an associate fellow of Timothy Dwight College, I have seen firsthand the decline of the residential college system under the guise of efficiency or expediency for decades.
“A new day at Yale”: Nowruz celebration unites Central Asian, Iranian and Middle Eastern Communities
In a burst of spring color and song, nearly 200 members of the Yale and New Haven communities gathered to celebrate the ...
Samuel Moyn, Yale Law School professor and head of Grace Hopper College, held a discussion on Friday to discuss contentious ...
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