J.R. Reed
Staff Reporter
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Batali proposes new restaurant

Celebrity Chef Mario Batali could open his first restaurant in New Haven, if the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals approves a new restaurant’s plans.

Researchers commercialize new depression treatment

A New Haven-based biotechnology startup is on the frontlines of finding a new treatment for major depression and anxiety disorders.

Go Greenly now delivers frozen yogurt

Go Greenly, the frozen yogurt shop located on Whitney Avenue, has officially launched delivery and catering for their business.

Litvak found guilty in bond trading case

Earlier this month, a federal jury found former New York bond trader Jesse C. Litvak guilty of defrauding clients on mortgage bond trades and violating federal securities laws.

Emotions spread through Facebook

Professor of Social and Natural Science Nicholas Christakis ’84 researches the ways in which networks impact behavior, health, and longevity.

ROIA courts Yalies

Thanks to a new partnership between downtown French and Italian restaurant ROIA and the Yale Epicurean, Yalies could find a new way to celebrate the start of the weekend.

Storefronts boost healthcare enrollment

Connecticut is the only state to offer these retail storefronts, which typically attract about 200 daily visitors hoping to learn more about coverage.

Toad’s to close for 2 days

The state will close Toad’s for two days this month, after the state’s Liquor Control Commission’s charged the business with selling alcohol to minors.

Mobile apps facilitate campus safety

Mobile technology, like that used by University of New Haven students during the Dec. 3 lockdown triggered by a loose gunman on campus, and the Yale Alert system used during the Nov. 25 gun scare, were critical to ensuring safety on campus this year.

YEI, students build Yale startup culture

A rising number of Yale students are choosing to spend their first years after college building a business or working for a small startup company.

Biotech emerges from town-gown collaboration

Yale Professor of Chemistry and Researcher Craig Crews, the founder of two companies that produce cancer fighting drugs, is the new poster boy of the burgeoning biotech industry emerging in New Haven.