Yale Daily News

The HIV/AIDS epidemic is rapidly growing among minority women, and Yale researchers are doing their part to raise awareness of this emerging trend. Karina Danvers, […]

February 1, 2006

Men at Yale are expressing less interest in designing artificial heart valves, but their female counterparts seem to find it more interesting, according to members […]

January 25, 2006

New research indicates that stress might do more than simply gray hair. Psychiatry professor Therese Kosten and her colleagues have developed a method of stressing […]

January 18, 2006

Seymour Sarason is something of an academic Renaissance man. A professor emeritus in psychology who taught at Yale from 1945-1989, he is as comfortable talking […]

January 12, 2006

A new federal grant will allow researchers at the Yale School of Medicine to conduct substance abuse treatment research by bringing patients into primary care […]

November 30, 2005

While some Yale students were savoring their last few days of Thanksgiving break at home, others spent this past Saturday hard at work in the […]

November 29, 2005

The number of physics majors at Yale has been rising rapidly over the past several years — relatively speaking, that is. Sean Barrett, director of […]

November 16, 2005

Students at the Yale School of Medicine are working together with undergraduates to alleviate hunger and homelessness in New Haven through this week’s 13th Annual […]

November 15, 2005

A team of Yale scientists have come a little closer to decoding the mystery behind dyslexia, after finding the disorder is an issue of genes, […]

November 9, 2005

Cuts in federal funding expected in the coming year may limit some of Yale’s most cutting edge scientific research. Government funding is expected to decrease […]

November 1, 2005

New Haven and Yale are working toward another form of evolution — and it has nothing to do with human origins. Evolutions, a free after-school […]

October 26, 2005