Yale Daily News

The Yale School of Medicine has created a new Department of Immunobiology, becoming one of the few schools in the nation to devote an entire […]

January 26, 2007

Patients are commonly prescribed painkillers as a quick fix for chronic back pain, but new research at Yale shows that these short-term prescriptions may lead […]

January 18, 2007

Asphalt streets and concrete sidewalks might not offer the best atmosphere to grow fruits and vegetables, but New Haven community gardening and green space programs […]

January 17, 2007

Three and a half years ago, when Liza Clayson wanted to start a business, she moved to Branford to pursue her entrepreneurial dreams instead of […]

November 29, 2006

After years of walking by rows of dilapidated houses that line many of the streets in Newhallville, residents of this New Haven neighborhood may see […]

November 17, 2006

Several days after Dwight Hall announced it will leave the Old Campus chapel it has called home for the past 80 years, students and alumni […]

November 14, 2006

HARTFORD — Republican incumbent M. Jodi Rell defeated New Haven Mayor John DeStefano Jr. in Connecticut’s gubernatorial election Tuesday, burying her opponent by a margin […]

November 8, 2006

The city’s decision to install metal detectors in its 13 public high schools might be paying off. The new metal detector system, which was put […]

November 2, 2006

Although the statewide election day will focus on campaign speeches and the last-minute scrambles for voters, for New Haven community members, Nov. 7 is a […]

October 30, 2006

Connecticut has always had its own state flag and bird, but now it has a state report card — and a good one, too. Connecticut […]

October 20, 2006

Jack of all trades, but master of none? That commonplace warning does not seem to faze New Haven entrepreneurs, as the owners of several well-known […]

October 18, 2006