Hannah Schwarz
Staff Reporter
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Rudd Center continues fight against obesity

The Rudd Center is one of the leading food policy research institutes in the country, with a mission to reduce weight stigma and change the world’s diet by creating healthy food environments.

Sandy Hook shooter treated at Yale

A team of Yale researchers was among the first to diagnose the mental illnesses that plagued Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza.

A Tale of Two Majors

Despite their shared focus on written text, the Literature and the English major take a different approach to literary analysis. The former leans towards breadth over depth, the latter tends towards the opposite direction.

Santos opens dog lab

Dog is man’s best friend, and perhaps even his best research subject.

New effort to improve mental health begins

Yale administrators wrote that they will be following up on report recommendations like making revamping the Mental Health & Counseling website to make information more accessible.

Food poisoning linked to seafood

A slew of students found themselves suffering from upset stomachs, vomiting and diarrhea in the days following Saturday’s holiday dinners

FES students warn of warming Olympics

In February, students from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies will warn the world that the winter Olympics may someday be an event of the past.

World AIDS Week on campus

In honor of World AIDS Week, groups across campus have planned events from Dec. 2-6.

New program to promote health entrepreneurship

InnovateHealth Yale, or IHY, is slated to become the first health enterprise program on campus.

School of Public Health announces commencement speaker

Dean of the School of Public Health Paul Cleary, announced the decision this week, describing Richards as “a recognized leader and advocate for women’s health and reproductive rights.”

Mental health dialogue continues at forum

The YCC hosted a forum on Saturday afternoon to bring together mental health and well-being organizations on campus.