Rachel Siegel
Staff Reporter
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LabCandy attracts girls to sciences

LabCandy, started by Olivia Pavco-Giaccia ’16 with help from a YEI fellowship, seeks to encourage young girls to study science by creating fashionable lab gear and challenging stereotypes.

Journalists talk science writing

On Friday afternoon, four science writers addressed the challenges and importance of spreading scientific knowledge.

JE Room Service expands

JE Room Service — a student-run baking company that delivers pastries on Saturday mornings — is now expanding to other colleges.

Alumni host spring break externships

This spring, 31 Yalies took part in the Asian American Cultural Center’s Externship Program.

Yale education startup expands

Several Yale alumni will use data analytics to improve teaching and learning in Massachusetts public schools.

McCullough talks history writing

Writer, narrator and historian, David McCullough ’55 spoke to students about his days as a Yale undergraduate and his interest in history.

Yale startup develops acid reflux treatment

A group of Yale students has been awarded $100,000 from the Yale Entrepreneurial Institute’s Innovation Fund to develop a product for heartburn relief.

Fortnight debuts on Valentine’s Day

On Friday night, Yale Pop-up’s newest culinary venture, Fortnight, made its debut, offering diners a five-course Valentine’s Day meal.

NYTimes to return to dining halls

Free copies of The New York Times are slated to return to Yale’s dining halls.

Yale and New York Times in lengthy negotiation

Copies of the New York Times used to be available for free to students outside of Yale's 12 residential college dining halls. But lately, the newspaper of record has been noticeably absent.

Children’s rights promoted at Yale

Three speakers shared their experiences advocating for and protecting underprivileged children around the world at the Yale United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) second annual Conference […]