The University confirmed in a Friday afternoon statement that the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) will not fund the training center School of Medicine Psychiatry Professor Charles Morgan told the News he planned to open with a $1.8 million grant from the Department of Defense. “No center of this type would be established at Yale without »
More than 30 undergraduates, graduate students and New Haven residents gathered in front of Sterling Memorial Library this afternoon in what was supposed to be a protest against a proposed Department of Defense training center but turned into a victory rally, after reports earlier this afternoon indicated that the Department of Defense would not fund the project. »
The Department of Defense will no longer award a $1.8 million grant to the School of Medicine to open a training center for Army soldiers, according to a statement from Deputy Public Affairs Officer for U.S. Special Operations Command Kenneth McGraw to the New Haven Register this morning. The Department of Defense retracted its original statement »
Yale fundraised the third-highest amount of money during the 2012 fiscal year, receiving a total of $543,905,260, according to the Council for Aid to Education’s annual fundraising survey. Donations fell slightly from last year’s total of $580 million. Stanford set a fundraising record by becoming the first college to surpass $1 billion in donations with »
The University will not move forward with development of the proposed Center for Operational Neuroscience until concerns raised by members of the Yale and New Haven communities are fully investigated, School of Medicine Dean Robert Alpern said in a Thursday night statement. “Members of the Yale and New Haven communities have raised concerns about a »