Jessica Letchford
Med. school seeks more transparency

In light of national criticism facing Harvard Medical School, three first-year Yale medical school students are organizing a campuswide effort to minimize pharmaceutical companies’ influence […]

F&ES unearths new dean

Sir Peter Crane, a geophysical sciences professor at the University of Chicago, will replace Gus Speth ’64 LAW ’69 as the dean of the School […]

STEP tries multimedia with video campaign

Giving up their Valentine’s Day was not the only sacrifice STEP volunteers made for their newest video. The students also had to clear their set […]

Environmental Studies in demand

In response to growing demand for the major, the Program of Environmental Studies announced last week that the application deadline for the 7-year-old environmental studies […]

Department chairs say classes will not be cut

As academic departments across the University gear up to prepare their tightened budgets for the upcoming fiscal year, some sacrifices may have to be made, […]

Speth to join Vermont Law faculty

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Gus Speth ’64 LAW ’69, dean of the School of Forestry & Environmental […]

Yale saves green by going green

Even in the midst of construction delays and impending layoffs, at least one initiative at Yale will benefit from the tightening budget: sustainability. In response […]

Yale astronomers stargaze in Hawaii

Yale astronomers can stargaze from an observatory on Prospect Street — or, as of last month, from the top of a dormant volcano in Hawaii. […]

At West Campus, collaboration is key

WEST HAVEN — When Yale purchased the West Campus a year and a half ago, the 1.6 million square-foot complex was hailed as offering an […]

Forestry School purchases carbon offsets

Carbon emissions may be the last thing on most peoples’ minds when they board an airplane. But not for the School of Forestry & Environmental […]

Peabody publicizes Darwin’s letters to Yale

Charles Darwin may never have made it across the ocean to visit Yale, but one of his most well-known letters did — and it stayed […]