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Saturday marked the kickoff meeting of a campaign to get the University to phase out its endowment investments in the fossil fuel industry.

Yale considers new ways to make its educational resources available online while questioning what it will mean for traditional classroom education.

On Jan. 18, DataHaven released the results of the largest community well-being survey of its kind for New Haven and its surrounding suburbS.

Full of nervous anticipation, nearly 30,000 high school students sat down in front of their computers this year to submit applications to Yale’s class of 2017

The announcement that Mayor John DeStefano Jr. will not seek an 11th term in office comes amidst the possibility of change in the Board of Education.

Cody Pomeranz ’15 continues his “Everybody Has a Story” segment, featuring a new and fascinating campus figure each week. Today, he sits down with professor Beverly Gage to assess President Obama’s second inaugural address. Gage is a professor of 20th century U.S. history and the author of the book “The Day Wall Street Exploded: A »

Four groups sent plans for charter schools in New Haven to the Connecticut Board of Education.

When Charles Musser ’73 finished his junior year in the 1970s, he decided to take time off — to work on an Oscar-winning documentary.

Our first featured filmmaker of 2013 is Ryan Kline ’15. He produced this upbeat music video for Yaakov (Jacob Sandry ’15), featuring New Haven Academy dancers who were part of The Future Project. For more information on this project: http://thefutureproject.org.

When the YUAG reopens today at noon, it will mark the debut of a reorganized and extensive art collection alongside a strengthened educational model for teaching through art.

Part 1 Part 2 Cody Pomeranz ’15 continues his Everybody Has a Story segment, featuring a new and fascinating campus figure each week. Today, he sits down with the current Director of Undergraduate Studies of the Global Affairs Major, Sean Smith, to learn about the nature of crisis communications, discuss the future of Global Affairs »

Even as the Yale University Art Gallery marches toward the future, it continues to commemorate the legacies of its past.