Yale Daily News

Last week, the University purchased new DNA sequencing technology that researchers hope will allow rapid advances in the field of genetics. The Ion Proton Sequencer, […]

January 18, 2012

African-American homes with children are more likely to buy unhealthy youth-oriented cereals than any other demographic group, a recent study by Yale’s Rudd Center for […]

January 10, 2012

Treatments to combat HIV/AIDS already exist — the obstacle to defeating the disease, Stephen Lewis says, is a lack of resources. Lewis, co-director of AIDS-Free […]

November 29, 2011

Graham Smith first joined National Public Radio as a senior producer, but he said his work turned dangerous when he traveled overseas to cover the […]

November 15, 2011

Mark Turin wants to unite professors and students across all disciplines to keep endangered Himalayan languages and culture alive. Turin, a research scientist at the […]

November 11, 2011

Although the majority of New Haven’s aldermanic races were decided in September’s primary, Tuesday still saw some contested elections. Union-backed Jeanette Morrison, who defeated incumbent […]

November 9, 2011

Researchers and advocacy groups say that a new Yale study on advertising could shake up the beverage industry. The study, released by Yale’s Rudd Center […]

November 8, 2011

Susannah Albert-Chandhok ’14 is striving to get universities like Yale to allocate more money to “real” food, along with coordinators around the country. Albert-Chandhok is […]

November 3, 2011

A 136-year-old environmental activist organization recruited a Yale alumnus and a current professor to its new science advisory board last week. Jonathan Kusel FES ’82, […]

November 1, 2011

Though the Yale College Council’s “mixology class” at Box 63 turned out to be more of a beer tasting, attendees didn’t seem to mind. The […]

October 26, 2011

For the second year running, a New Haven nonprofit is working to empower the city’s high schoolers through the arts. On Saturday, the New Haven […]

October 21, 2011