Daily Archives: November 27, 2012

Roughly a year and a half after its founding in New Haven, Roammeo is spreading to new cities.

The Yale women’s hockey team was able to eke out its second win of the season in exciting fashion, defeating the University of Connecticut 4–3 in overtime at Ingalls Rink on Friday.

While most Yale students were at the Game in Cambridge, the Yale sailing team was yet again contending for national recognition.

After a disappointing 2–8 season culminating in a heartbreaking loss to Harvard, Yale football is already preparing for next year.

The News sat down with Austin Morgan '13 to discuss his growing role on the team and his views on the season.

New research is the first to link prenatal nicotine exposure with impaired reading skills.

A recent study has found that elderly patients who embrace positive stereotypes about aging are more likely to recover from physical disabilities.

The solution to chronic depression, obesity and asthma may not lie in medicine or therapy but in redesigning cities.

A new Yale study has found that children develop an understanding of fairness early in life, but this understanding manifests itself in behavior more frequently when people are looking.

I am cheap. No, wait, I’m frugal. There is a difference. When you’re cheap, you don’t want to pay for anything. When you’re frugal, you are willing to pay for things that are worth it. Ask anyone who really knows me and they will confirm this. I wear multiple layers of clothing at home and »