Yale Daily News

Aslak Henrick’s life embodies an old story. A young man follows a small reindeer herd, watching over them through mountain passes and screefields. Sometimes he […]

April 14, 2013

A giant puffball, resting in the grass like a massive white pearl, shone in the springtime light of Edgewood Park. Matt Decker FES ’12 and […]

September 5, 2011

Climate change presents the biggest human rights issue of our generation, said 18 Yale students who traveled to the nation’s capital this past weekend to […]

April 19, 2011

Consider the strawberry. That was the task keynote speaker and Associate Administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Policy Lisa Heinzerling assigned to 200 […]

April 7, 2011

Two Yale professors would like to rename the Big Bang. “The Great Flaring Forth,” would be more apt, joint School of Forestry and Environmental Studies […]

March 28, 2011

Beginning this fall, six Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies international students will receive funding to work in developing countries. The new Andrew Sabin […]

March 4, 2011

A couple of years ago, Hamden resident Walt Harris watched developers buy forest land from his cousins that had belonged to his family for generations. […]

February 17, 2011

Refuse and food waste composting practices at Yale may do more harm than good to the environment. Six times a week since March 2010, Yale […]

February 7, 2011

Students and researchers from around the country are envisioning a new age of sustainable technology in the tropics as part of the 17th annual International […]

January 28, 2011

Many Yalies are fans of beer, but some take that love to a higher level. Whether in residential college suites or off-campus housing, a small […]

January 13, 2011

Katie Miller ’12 said she expected the military to adjust to life without “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” “beautifully” in an appearance on “The Rachel Maddow […]

December 21, 2010