As its most recent effort to climb the ranks of engineering schools nationwide, the School of Engineering and Applied Science has announced the formation of its new “Center for Engineering Innovation & Design.” Described in a release posted on its website Friday, the center will bring together coursework and extracurricular activities in a new 8,500-square »

The School of Engineering and Applied Science’s website has been hacked. An announcement for the school’s new “Center for Engineering Innovation and Design,” posted on its website earlier today, has since been changed to read: “Hacked By SaMuRa! // ZoRRoKiN” A picture of engineering Professor John Morrell ’86, who will lead the new center, remains »

University President Richard Levin will hold a joint press conference with U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus tomorrow at 3 p.m., the Office of Public Affairs and Communications announced earlier today in a media advisory. Reached by phone Wednesday afternoon, Levin declined to comment on tomorrow’s announcement and whether it relates to the University’s »

The University will offer three courses online for credit toward a Yale College degree this summer, according to the Yale Summer Session website. The three courses — “HUMS S-212E: Brains of Genius: Mozart and Friends,” “ECON S-253E: Computational Finance” and “PLSC S-394E: Introduction to Middle East Politics” — are intended “for students who cannot travel »

Byron Auguste ’89 and Charles Goodyear IV ’80 will join the Yale Corporation following this academic year, University President Richard Levin announced in a press release this morning. Auguste and Goodyear will replace successor trustees Roland Betts ’68 and Barrington Parker ’65 LAW ’69, who will retire from their terms in June. Auguste is a »