Yale Daily News

Though the two tournaments took place almost 100 miles apart, the Ivy League men’s and women’s golf championships yielded surprisingly similar results as Yale’s two teams both finished third in fields of eight to finish their spring seasons.

April 25, 2016

When results from the Association of American Universities campus survey on sexual assault and sexual misconduct were released last fall, Yale was confronted with data that showed an alarming rate of sexual misconduct on campus. Two particularly disturbing statistics indicated that only 7.1 percent of female undergraduates and 3.5 percent of male undergraduates who experienced sexual harassment reported the incident to a University program.

April 22, 2016

Over the last few years, college campuses have become a hotbed for conversations about the meaning of consent and how to address sexual violence. With the rise of affirmative consent laws in California, New York and several other states, the country is codifying new definitions of consent.

April 22, 2016

Saskia Stolz is the Dutch artist behind the “Moving People,” small figurines installed in Bass Library to honor the millions of refugees currently fleeing their […]

April 22, 2016

Rates of sexual violence at the University of Connecticut are lower than the most widely cited national average, according to the results of an independent survey released last week.

April 20, 2016

The nation’s largest Be The Match Foundation bone marrow drive, hosted for the past seven years by members of the Yale athletic community, has made […]

April 20, 2016

Already visible on campus due to his status as a member of the Spizzwinks(?) and as a Yale tour guide, Félix Cancre ’17 can now add another impressive trait to his list: three-time marathon finisher. One of several Yalies to run the 2016 Boston Marathon on April 18, Cancre ran the 26.2-mile race in two hours and 44 minutes, finishing 231st overall and 189th in the male 18 to 39-year-old division. The News spoke with the Lexington, Massachusetts resident hours after he completed the run.

April 19, 2016

Once classes are over, blue books have been turned in and final papers and projects sit forgotten on computer hard drives, the only remainder of most classes is a letter grade. But CPSC 113/MGM 659: Technology and Entrepreneurship is not like most classes.

April 18, 2016

Over 200 New Haven high school students participated in a mass dispensing drill — the city’s first — for a simulated health emergency coordinated by local, state and federal agencies.

April 15, 2016

Dispel any doubt that Mina Kimes ’07 was a true-blue Yalie: upon being informed that Gourmet Heaven — known to Yale faithful as GHeav — was now […]

April 15, 2016

On many Friday afternoons, several members of the Yale football team are not in class. They are not in the gym, nor are they in the library. Instead, they are teaching plank position, goal-setting and flag football to students half their size.

April 14, 2016