Ambika Bhushan
Public-health program draws diverse crowd

When she worked to raise money for an AIDS advocacy organization, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, as a high school student, Lauren Taylor ’08 said a […]

Engineering to move to UHS site

For decades, Yale students have schlepped to 17 Hillhouse Ave. in hopes of battling off the tiny germs that cause their colds and coughs. But […]

More lab spaces a must for expansion

With the addition of two new residential colleges, Science Hill might one day be bustling with undergraduates. So many of them, in fact, that there […]

Disordered eating

You count calories, you exercise daily, you’ve gone on crash diets to lose weight — but you tell yourself you’re just “living healthy.” While these […]

Viruses may fight brain tumors

Viruses may be a useful therapeutic arsenal against the most pervasive forms of brain tumors — provided they can be engineered to be safe, a […]

‘Green’ events up for gold, silver and bronze

A recent collaboration between the Yale Sustainability Office, the Yale Sustainable Food Project, Yale Recycling and Yale Catering will give community members a chance to […]

Med. school scientists develop blood test for early-stage ovarian cancer

Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine have developed a blood test that detects early-stage ovarian cancer with 99.4 percent accuracy, which researchers say will […]

Summers explores science of sexuality

What is desire? How would one describe and study it? How does it change over one’s lifetime? “And what are its units — centimeters per […]

Nursing dean’s study one of most influential

Groundbreaking research by Yale School of Nursing Dean Margaret Grey and her colleagues was recently honored as being among the top ten most influential nursing […]

Elis unconcerned by campus drug use

It started as a way to pack more into his days. A Yale junior, who asked to remain anonymous, began taking Ritalin when his friend […]

Dean engineers crack in glass ceiling

When she conceptualized the freshman seminar “The Engineering of Ice Cream,” Kyle Vanderlick, then the chair of Princeton’s Chemical Engineering Department, was looking for a […]