Author Archives: Julia Zorthian

Upon first examination, the University staff is not significantly less diverse than the student body, with 28 percent of staff employees identifying as ethnic minorities.

The results of the 2012 workplace survey for Yale employees show that worker morale has not fully rebounded from its decline during the financial downturn.

The polls opened yesterday for Yale alumni to cast their votes to determine the new alumni fellow to the Yale Corporation.

When President-elect Peter Salovey arrives at the Singaporean campus next month, the buildings under construction will be a familiar sight.

Roughly 10 University officers met on Tuesday to consider the grim reality of the sequester and its potential effects on the University.

Yale faculty will be able to apply for visiting faculty positions at the Yale-NUS campus in Singapore.

When University President Richard Levin makes major decisions, he often consults his special assistants.

University officers are devising a plan in response to expected reductions in federal research funding and government financial aid for students.

The New Haven Independent reported that Psychiatry Professor Charles Morgan has allegedly been conducting private research using funding from the FBI.

The University completed a successful fiscal year 2012 in fundraising with a total of $543,905,260 in cash donations — the second-highest amount ever raised for Yale.

Fellows of the Yale Corporation allocated money for plans to renovate laboratory classrooms in Sterling Chemistry Laboratory and furthered discussion with President-elect Peter Salovey about his preparations for the presidency when they convened on campus this weekend for their annual February meeting.

Despite initial reports to the contrary, the School of Medicine will not open a training center for soldiers using a grant from the Department of Defense.