Yale Daily News

Last summer, Emily Mosites EPH ’08 spent 11 weeks traveling the most rural areas of the Kintampo, Ghana on foot. She and her team were […]

February 1, 2008

An Information Technology Services initiative announced in September aimed at providing students and faculty access to wireless from anywhere on campus is well underway, ITS […]

January 31, 2008

Although popular perception may see the United States as falling behind in producing scientists, all may not be lost — at least within the Ivy […]

January 28, 2008

Yale may recently have cut its carbon emissions by 17 percent, but the rest of the country’s green credentials are not quite as sterling — […]

January 25, 2008

If there have been fewer junk e-mails about genital enlargements and paid Caribbean vacations to delete from Yale mail inboxes lately, students probably have Information […]

January 18, 2008

From sitting through lectures to studying at libraries to eating at dining halls, Yalies spend the majority of their time exercising little more than their […]

January 16, 2008

Richard Edelson, director of the Yale Cancer Center since 2003, has decided to step down from his office and resume his responsibilities in cancer research […]

January 15, 2008

The recent influx of money into Yale’s research facilities, coupled with an increase in Yale students interested in the sciences, may validate the famed whispers […]

December 12, 2007

Social psychology has long suggested that children take a “monkey see, monkey do” approach to learning. But new research being done at Yale shows infants’ […]

December 6, 2007

For many Yalies, sleep falls pretty low on the to-do list, especially during final exam week. But finals involve more than just stress and 20-page […]

December 5, 2007

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Many of Yale’s science departments could witness a rise in the number of […]

November 30, 2007