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Schwartz to lead Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity

Marlene Schwartz GRD ’96, a clinical psychologist and former deputy director of the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity, has been named to […]

Med School professor named dean of medicine at Brown

Jack Elias, physician-in-chief at the Yale-New Haven Hospital, will become dean of medicine and biological sciences at Brown University on September 1, the Brown Daily […]

Yale grad to walk across country in silence

Like many of his peers in the Class of 2013, Gregory Hindy ’13 plans to spend the next year traveling the country. The only difference? Hindy […]

Yale establishes $14m endowment honoring Dufault ’11

Yale has created a $14 million endowment to support Yale women in science in honor of the late Michele Dufault ’11, a double major in […]

Med School professor Medzhitov wins $5.2 million award

Yale School of Medicine professor Ruslan Medzhitov was awarded the inaugural Else Kröner-Fresenius Award on Wednesday from the German organization Else KrönerFresenius Stiftung for his contributions […]

Bulldogs Racing comes first in New Hampshire

Nobody expected Yale to finish first. But on May 2, the Bulldogs Racing team won the 2013 Formula Hybrid International at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway […]

Science Hill classroom renovations continue

Students who trek up to Science Hill in the fall will be greeted by 14 newly renovated classrooms.

‘Night Rainbow’ shines over Elm City

The rainbow soaring across the New Haven sky Wednesday evening was not celebrating the imminent legalization of same-sex marriage in Rhode Island: Instead, “Global Rainbow […]

Graf talks increased ADHD diagnoses

Children in the United States are being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder at higher rates than ever before, according to recent data from the Centers for Disease Control.

UP CLOSE | Salovey to pursue STEM growth

President-elect Peter Salovey has signaled that he will prioritize faculty growth, modernizing facilities and fostering a science culture.

Yale launches institute to study networks

Yale will launch an Institute of Network Science, or YINS, this summer to study the nature of complex interactions in fields ranging from sociology to biology.