Yale Daily News

“Can I just throw this away?” a student asked, jiggling an empty cologne can between his fingers. Christine DiMeglio, an organic chemistry professor and laboratory […]

March 31, 2005

Admissions decisions released today by the Yale School of Medicine show a higher acceptance rate for women than men, reflecting a recent trend at the […]

March 22, 2005

Yale-New Haven Hospital announced a new community investments program last week to accompany the proposed 14-story cancer center, but some aldermen and local activists say […]

March 21, 2005

This year, more Yale School of Medicine graduates will stay in New Haven for their training residencies than ever before. Thirty of the school’s 94 […]

March 21, 2005

I promised to write for the magazine this month, then went back to playing Tetris. But soon, with deadline moments away, I realized I had […]

March 4, 2005

Yale-New Haven Hospital officials declined to sign a contract binding them to negotiate with neighborhood organizers during a meeting Tuesday night at the community center […]

March 3, 2005

Mayor John DeStefano Jr. said Friday that plans for Yale-New Haven Hospital’s new $430-million cancer center will likely be voted down by the Board of […]

February 28, 2005

How might lab-generated antibodies end up helping soldiers in Iraq? How might cancer patients benefit from biodegradable polymers? These questions are the lifeblood of Yale’s […]

February 25, 2005

Citing her commitment to economic development and job growth, Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell has decided against a proposed elimination of the state’s research and […]

February 23, 2005

There seems to be no problem. Both Yale-New Haven Hospital and the Service Employees International Union, Local 1199, have expressed support for holding a secret-ballot […]

February 18, 2005

  Obstetrics at the Yale School of Medicine is in big trouble, and it is not alone. Reflecting a national trend, the school’s Department of […]

February 17, 2005