Yale Daily News

Traditionally, scientists have believed severely premature babies develop and maintain lower-than-average intelligence levels because of brain damage or lack of brain development. But, a study […]

February 13, 2003

When he was not publishing case studies or studying complex psychological problems, Oliver Sacks, author of “Oaxaca Journal,” spent time studying ferns in Mexico. As […]

October 25, 2002

Yale could receive significant federal funding for bioterrorism research under the latest version of a homeland security bill currently before Congress. Although Yale will not […]

October 7, 2002

One national president speaking at a conference might be more than enough for most people, but The Silk Road in the 21st Century Conference last […]

September 23, 2002

After five years as a professor at the Yale Divinity School, where University President Richard Levin said he already was the “de facto” leader of […]

September 6, 2002

Six months after Yale began the Democracy, Security and Justice lecture series to address international issues in the post-Sept. 11 world, Middle East historian Bernard […]

April 15, 2002

As high school students anticipate a possible new writing section on the SAT, college students taking the GRE will soon face a similar change. The […]

April 1, 2002

Apparently, Yale degrees can now be obtained at $75 a pop. A Web-based company –Êhttp://fakedegrees.com — currently sells fake degrees from a large number of […]

February 20, 2002

Most Berkeley College students probably envisioned another semester of dining hall spanakopita and General Tso’s Tofu, not their mom’s famous French yogurt cake. But Berkeley […]

February 1, 2002

After successfully introducing a pilot program this past fall in the Obstetrics & Gynecology Department, Yale University Health Services is aiming to expand its interactive […]

January 25, 2002