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International students find Turkey Day hosts

International students who cannot return home this Thanksgiving break have the option of spending the holiday with New Haven families. The Office of International Students […]

Nuclear physics on the up

Yale physics professor Richard Casten ’67 is the nucleus of attention in the science world. Casten was awarded the 2011 Tom W. Bonner Prize in […]

Residential College Roundup: 11.12.10

The Game is on Yalies’ minds: tailgates dominated college council meetings this week, along with social planning and sustainability. Stiles students are planning a calendar […]

Photo exhibit on local refugees opens

A set of photographs of New Haven refugees have found a home in Silliman College. [ydn-legacy-photo-inline id=”5622″ ] [ydn-legacy-photo-inline id=”5621″ ] [ydn-legacy-photo-inline id=”5620″ ] [ydn-legacy-photo-inline […]

Branford fellows talk pre-med

Branford College students interested in a career in medicine can now explore their options without making the hike to Undergraduate Career Services on Whitney Avenue. […]

Celebration of American crafts kicks off

There is a celebration down on Audubon Street. Last Saturday, the Creative Arts Workshop Community School, located at 80 Audubon St., opened an art exhibit […]

Babies increase mothers’ brain sizes

Being a mom is like going back to school: it increases brain size. Research conducted at the Yale-New Haven Hospital and published this month has […]

Police class informs community

The Yale Citizen’s Police Academy offers a hands-on, inside look at the campus’ policing agency for the law enforcement minded and ordinary resident alike. Yale […]