Daniel Sisgoreo
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Brunt ’15 found dead in Gibbs Lab

Davenport College student Zachary Brunt ’15 was found dead Wednesday following an apparent suicide. Brunt’s body was discovered on the sixth floor of Josiah Willard […]

Gaddis wins Pulitzer for Kennan biography

History professor John Lewis Gaddis can add yet another accolade to his biography of American diplomat George Kennan: the Pulitzer Prize, America’s most prestigious award […]

Freshman Olympics struck by thefts

Lindsay Pearlman ’15 was petting a dog at Saturday’s Freshman Olympics on Old Campus when a student wearing a Berkeley College T-shirt snatched the Morse […]

One year later, foundation to honor Dufault in works

A year after Michele Dufault ’11 died in a machine shop accident on campus, those who knew her are working to establish a foundation to […]

Shop safety since tragedy difficult to measure

Though Yale has tightened workshop safety regulations in the year since Michele Dufault ’11 died in a woodworking machine shop accident, students and administrators say […]

Tailgate victim sues driver, U-Haul

Nearly five months after a U-Haul crash injured two women and killed another at the Harvard-Yale tailgate, one of the victims is suing the U-Haul […]

Tailgate victim sues U-Haul, Ross ’13

One of two victims in the fatal U-Haul crash of last November’s Harvard-Yale tailgate is suing Brendan Ross ’13, the truck’s driver, and the U-Haul […]

UP CLOSE | In race for rankings, SOM weighs identity

When the School of Management began looking for a new dean three years ago, Jim Baron, the professor who led the search, cast a wide […]

SOM admissions officers give tips on getting in

So you want to go to the School of Management? You might want to check out an interview published Monday in U.S. News & World […]

Class gifts underway at professional schools

  Though Yale College’s senior class gift campaign ended in late February, similar campaigns at the University’s professional schools are only beginning, and will last […]

Local residents weigh impact of new SOM campus

With construction of the new School of Management campus on Whitney Avenue now 11 months underway and the structure beginning to take shape, local residents […]