Yale Daily News

Medical schools fail to adequately prepare students for basic patient interaction before they enter clinical settings in their last years of medical school, according to […]

January 27, 2004

As if Yalies do not have enough stress, a select group of students is embracing an extracurricular activity that is a matter of life and […]

January 22, 2004

This week, Yale researchers published findings concerning how mosquitoes respond to the smell of human sweat, aiding them in detecting human hosts. This discovery will […]

January 21, 2004

After much community protest over the proposed conversion of the New Haven Savings Bank, or NHSB, from a depositors-owned to a stockholders-owned bank, opponents have […]

January 16, 2004

In the latest sign of strained relations between the two groups, the hospital worker’s union has filed a class action lawsuit against the Yale-New Haven […]

January 15, 2004

There is new hope for patients needing skin grafts, as new and improved methods of creating artificial skin may appear in the near future. In […]

January 12, 2004

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. As applications to medical school are on the rise nationally, the Yale School […]

December 10, 2003

Chemistry professor William Jorgensen has been selected as the next editor of the American Chemical Society (ACS)’s Journal of Chemical Information & Computer Science, or […]

December 3, 2003

After a distinguished medical career spanning two decades, Barry Kacinski ’75 MED ’80, professor and researcher at the Yale School of Medicine, died of a […]

December 2, 2003

The latest round of contract negotiations at Yale-New Haven Hospital has ended in a stalemate. After the second negotiation attempt in three months, Service Employees […]

November 21, 2003

Six Yale Law School students are filing law suits on behalf of low-income former Yale-New Haven Hospital patients as part of the Law School’s legal […]

November 18, 2003