Emma Goldberg
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Students start noodle restaurant

Last Friday, Yale’s first student-run pop-up restaurant opened its doors to serve noodles to 60 customers in the Davenport basement.

FES panel urges political action on climate change

Sen. Richard Blumenthal LAW ’73 addressed a crowd of roughly 100 in Kroon Hall Wednesday night.

Medical library showcases war photographs

Civil War clinical photography is currently on display in an exhibit at the John Hay Whitney Medical Library.

Urry elected president of Astronomical Society

Physics professor Megan Urry — an advocate for female leadership in the science community — has been elected the next president of the American Astronomical Society.

Panelists address corruption in Africa

Experts from the fields of policy and academia came from across the country to present their research at a conference on corruption in Africa this Thursday.

Stress may offer workplace benefits

Amidst midterm season, President-elect Peter Salovey has a message for students — stress can be good.

After blizzard, Yale Farm recovers

Interns at the Yale Farm scrambled to rescue their winter crop from the path of this month's blizzard.

Promise director reflects on low-income challenges

When Patricia Melton ’82 first came to Yale, she was a first-generation college student barely able to afford textbooks. Thirty years later, she’s back in New Haven helping other high school students get on the path to a college degree.

Oscars drama over ‘Lincoln’ comes to Connecticut

Oscars season is always exciting for Hollywood — but this year, the drama is coming home to Connecticut. U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney has accused the […]

Student start-up delivers brunch to rooms

Instead of making the trek to the dining halls on Saturday mornings, students can have brunch delivered right to their rooms by a new student-run startup.

Vegan conference draws diverse crowd

This weekend, 120 Ivy League students converged on campus for the second annual iV: Ivy League Vegan Conference.