Yale Daily News

When the University announced the priorities for its “Yale Tomorrow” capital campaign earlier this month, the requested gifts reflected the continuing importance of the 2003 […]

October 11, 2006

Over the past few years, stem cell research has become one of the most highly contested areas of scientific study in the country. In order […]

October 11, 2006

Yale may have escaped the scrutiny faced by its peer institutions regarding grade inflation, but a recent poll conducted by the News suggests University transcripts […]

October 4, 2006

Future doctors seem to be happy to keep tacking on the years until they can actually practice medicine. Edward Miller, director of the Health Professions […]

October 4, 2006

The Yale College Teaching and Learning Committee met for the first time Tuesday night to reevaluate the three-year-old Online Course Evaluation system, discussing changes such […]

September 28, 2006

While some seniors busy themselves with case study workshops and crash courses in the stock market, interview season is in full throttle for the equally-anxious […]

September 27, 2006

When eager freshmen filed into assemblies early this month to be welcomed to Yale by their deans and masters, it is safe to say that […]

September 22, 2006

When Susan Richman, a professor at the Yale School of Medicine, was an obstetrics and gynecology resident at Yale-New Haven Hospital 23 years ago, she […]

September 20, 2006

Yale scientists have, for the first time, quantified evidence that shows circumcision reduces HIV transmission in African communities. Kyeen Mesesan MED ’07, an M.D./Ph.D. candidate […]

September 13, 2006

At 6 a.m. on a sticky July morning, Beau Babst ’08 got out of bed to start his day, and by 6:30 he was already […]

September 8, 2006

There is now evidence that nicotine receptors accumulate in the brain of a smoker like cigarette butts in an ashtray. A team of Yale researchers […]

September 6, 2006