Alberto Masliah
Donations to help construction of ‘green’ FES building

The Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies’ $27 million capital campaign to build a new facility on Prospect Street received a $4 million boost […]

Study finds religion shapes views of terminal sedation

While the U.S. Supreme Court does not object to a medical practice that places a higher priority on alleviating pain than maintaining a patient’s life, […]

Donaldson, Kiernan excel at nationals

Indiana’s cloudy midwestern skies on the morning of Nov. 22 did not deter a pair of Yale runners, who both won All-American awards at this […]

‘Dino-Snore’ enlivens history for children

The Great Hall of the Peabody Museum of Natural History came alive the night of Nov. 13 with running children and tired parents from the […]

Muslim fast fights hunger

For three days this month, the Muslim Students Association invited fellow Yalies, Muslim and non-Muslim alike, to evening meals to both commemorate and combat the […]

Conference puts biosafety under the microscope

Yale hosted its first Connecticut BioScience Conference in Harkness Auditorium at the School of Medicine Tuesday afternoon, attracting a crowd of about 50 people. The […]

Torres plants new roots

To symbolize the roots of support within the colorectal cancer survivor community, nine-time Olympic swimming medalist Dara Torres partook in a tree-planting ceremony at the […]

Science building nears completion

The School of Engineering’s wait for its new addition is coming to a close. Funded by a $24 million gift from engineering graduate John Malone […]

Book lends perspective to rivalry — ‘The Only Game That Matters’

The result of a recent collaboration of a Connecticut College alumnus and a Boston University graduate has little to do with either of their schools. […]

Scientists seek earlier Alzheimer’s diagnoses

  Backed by a $60 million national initiative, researchers at the Yale School of Medicine are making strides toward early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. As […]

Editor offers views on U.S. agenda in Iraq

Bill Emmott, the editor of The Economist, spoke on what he said was the nation’s neo-conservative agenda for the Iraq war and said a new […]