Author Archives: Raymond Noonan

Twelve years ago, Helen Siu founded a tiny intercultural studies program in Hong Kong. At Yale, she will now head a half-million-dollar program to connect Asian scholars across the world.

The Board of Aldermen’s Finance Committee met Thursday night to review budget appropriations for 13 city offices and services.

This weekend, Shakespeare’s King of Scotland will sing over electronica.

When thinking back on the construction of the 360 State St. apartment complex completed in 2010, Ward 7 Alderman Doug Hausladen ’04 said he had an “ah-ha! moment” for a new, progressive city investment strategy.

Residents of some New Haven neighborhoods tend to report poorer health on average than residents of Connecticut or the United States.

Sitting at a table with no more than her laptop, Judi Otton had all she needed to grow her new company.

Four Connecticut politicians met to describe what they claimed would be the grave consequences of a national sequester.

Law School professor Oona Hathaway LAW ’97 honed in on several legal issues surrounding drones that she described as important for Americans in the coming years.

The Peabody Museum’s Great Hall of Dinosaurs may soon receive a $30 million makeover.

Connecticut is spending too much, according to a report released by the state’s largest business lobby last week.

If you are an average fourth-grader in Connecticut’s public school system and you live below the poverty line, you are most likely behind your more affluent peers in reading by over three and a half grade levels. If you are learning English as a second language, you are most likely five grade levels behind in »