Joseph Tisch
Grants to fund rare language research

Yale linguist and anthropologist Mark Turin plans to preserve some of the world’s most endangered languages by enlisting the help of native speakers. Turin was […]

Berkeley crowns stealthiest student

Less than two months into his Yale career, Charly Walther ’16 has achieved the sort of everlasting glory that has catapulted him into the pantheon […]

Earthquake shakes New England, Twitterverse

The United States Geological Survey reported a 4.6-magnitude earthquake at 7:12 p.m. Tuesday night near Hollis, Maine, an earth-shattering geological event that has the entire […]

Panelists discuss food policy

Representatives of the fields of law, consumer advocacy, business and journalism conversed about food regulation and sustainable practices at a Thursday afternoon panel in the […]

Admins, Greek leaders review new policies

Fraternity and sorority leaders voiced concerns over the University’s changing approach to alcohol-related incidents and Greek-sponsored events at a Tuesday meeting with administrators. The meeting […]

Students, local businesses anticipate Chipotle

Owner-manager Sharif Farouq’s Tomatillo Taco Joint has been open for just three months on Elm Street, but in just three more months, Farouq and other […]

For real this time: Chipotle opening in New Haven

At long last, Chipotle is coming to New Haven. Yes, you read right: a work permit posted at the former location of Caffé Bottega, 900 […]

McCoy awarded Gordon Brown Prize

Dakota McCoy ’13 wears many hats at Yale. She is a varsity athlete, a freshman counselor, a published researcher and a section leader for Whim […]

Price hike at Durfee’s angers students

Students forgoing lunch in dining halls in favor of food at Durfee’s have found that their swipes are buying them less than they did last […]