Yale Daily News

Minimalism. Extreme minimalism. That is the first thought in my head as I enter the Off Broadway Theater to see “She Loves Me,” a musical […]

October 13, 2017

With warming temperatures, members of the New Haven community gathered Sunday afternoon at New Haven’s Historic Wooster Square to celebrate the coming of spring and […]

April 24, 2017

In tandem with Founders Day festivities on Cross Campus, the Yale University Library hosted an open house in Sterling Memorial Library yesterday that featured 24 […]

October 6, 2016

In first world countries, keeping temperature sensitive materials like vaccines at a fixed temperature is rarely a problem. But in countries like Tanzania and Zimbabwe, having a reliable and constant power source is a luxury that not everyone can afford. To provide a solution for this problem, Gordon McCambridge ’15, who received the Gordon Grand Fellowship — a post-baccalaureate award which supports up to a year of travel, research or work abroad — to fund his project, developed an affordable data collecting device known as the NODE which can monitor temperatures as well as track other quantitative data changes.

March 10, 2016

With classes, practices, rehearsals and the litany of extracurriculars Yale students undertake, it can be difficult for Yalies to keep track of their commitments. To combat this problem, Derek Lo ’17 developed a reminder app known as “Daybreak,” which started off as a personal project to keep track of his own schedule and later got downloaded by thousands.

February 24, 2016

A new Yale-led study found that ultrasounds used for the detection of deep vein thrombosis, a common cardiovascular disease, could cause patients to develop an even more dangerous cardiovascular complication: pulmonary embolisms.

February 9, 2016

Yale researchers recently discovered the possible functional cause of Hypomyelination and Congenital Cataract, a rare neurodegenerative disease similar to multiple sclerosis.

December 8, 2015

According to a recent Yale co-authored study that was conducted at the Yale School of Medicine, research on smooth muscle cell progenitors could be the […]

November 10, 2015

In many human households, the mother is the primary caretaker of the home and the children.

October 13, 2015

Students gathered at the Center for Engineering Innovation and Design Tuesday night for its annual Engineering Industry Night — this year, larger than ever before. […]

September 30, 2015

As the school year kicks off, both the coed and women’s sailing teams started off their fall seasons at a steady pace, competing in three different regattas this past weekend.

September 16, 2015