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Pollard named Grad School dean

Updated, 3 p.m. Thomas Pollard, a Sterling professor and the current chair of the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology, was named dean of […]

Fink named Branford dean

Hilary Fink, associate professor and director of undergraduate studies in the Slavic Languages and Literatures Department, will be the new dean of Branford College, Yale […]

UP CLOSE | Officials mull future of section

At Yale, no undergraduate experience is complete without discussion section: Each introductory lecture in almost every major requires students to attend a mandatory section, which […]

Miller does Mellon

Yale College Dean Mary Miller is giving a series of five lectures with the theme “Art and Representation in the Ancient New World” for the […]

Premed advising gets a check-up

Being a premed is famously difficult, but students say the advising and support systems in place at Yale are not making it any easier. Ten […]

For grad students, a grim job market

Tommaso Gazzarri GRD ’10 is a bestselling author in his native Italy. His translation and commentary on Seneca’s “De brevitate vitae” is the second-best seller […]

Chemistry makes key hire

After a year of negotiations, Yale’s Chemistry Department has landed what Provost Peter Salovey called its most important hire in the past few years. Jonathan […]

Admins solicit students’ opinions, senior projects

Forget donations or class pranks — Yale is offering seniors a different kind of opportunity to leave their mark. Three separate initiatives are underway to […]

Bloom to resume teaching — maybe

Sterling Professor of the Humanities and renowned literary scholar Harold Bloom is scheduled to return to Yale next year to teach once again — but […]

At last, grads get dental

After several years of lobbying administrators and evaluating their current health care options, graduate and professional students will have the option of purchasing dental insurance […]

Campus grieves for Berkeley junior

The Yale College community gathered Wednesday night to remember Cameron Dabaghi ’11 as a committed student and athlete who was passionate about East Asian studies […]