Yale Daily News

When she worked to raise money for an AIDS advocacy organization, Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, as a high school student, Lauren Taylor ’08 said a […]

March 5, 2008

For decades, Yale students have schlepped to 17 Hillhouse Ave. in hopes of battling off the tiny germs that cause their colds and coughs. But […]

March 3, 2008

With the addition of two new residential colleges, Science Hill might one day be bustling with undergraduates. So many of them, in fact, that there […]

February 29, 2008

You count calories, you exercise daily, you’ve gone on crash diets to lose weight — but you tell yourself you’re just “living healthy.” While these […]

February 27, 2008

Viruses may be a useful therapeutic arsenal against the most pervasive forms of brain tumors — provided they can be engineered to be safe, a […]

February 24, 2008

A recent collaboration between the Yale Sustainability Office, the Yale Sustainable Food Project, Yale Recycling and Yale Catering will give community members a chance to […]

February 14, 2008

Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine have developed a blood test that detects early-stage ovarian cancer with 99.4 percent accuracy, which researchers say will […]

February 14, 2008

What is desire? How would one describe and study it? How does it change over one’s lifetime? “And what are its units — centimeters per […]

February 13, 2008

Groundbreaking research by Yale School of Nursing Dean Margaret Grey and her colleagues was recently honored as being among the top ten most influential nursing […]

February 8, 2008

It started as a way to pack more into his days. A Yale junior, who asked to remain anonymous, began taking Ritalin when his friend […]

February 7, 2008

When she conceptualized the freshman seminar “The Engineering of Ice Cream,” Kyle Vanderlick, then the chair of Princeton’s Chemical Engineering Department, was looking for a […]

February 5, 2008