Traci Tillman
Med school expands downtown

A new downtown construction project will provide the School of Medicine with eagerly awaited laboratory space. Slated to begin construction in 2011, the new Downtown […]

Undergrads study at Yale med school

Aspiring doctors can now spend a semester and summer at the Yale School of Medicine during their undergraduate years. Next semester the School of Medicine’s […]

Audubon district cite conflict with University Properties

Walking through the Audubon district of New Haven, just before the Peabody Museum of Natural History on Whitney Ave., passersby will notice the advertisements lining […]

School of Medicine turns 200

The Yale School of Medicine is celebrating its 200th birthday this weekend, making it the sixth oldest medical school in the nation. After two centuries […]

Corporate to Koffee

Ethics, Politics & Economics major Duncan Goodall ’95 abandoned corporate America in 2001 to buy the coffee shop he studied in as an undergraduate — […]

PDD approval process challenged

A New Haven resident and Yale alumnusis trying to stop the University from building its new School of Management campus. Local dentist Joe Tagliarini ’83filed […]

Trainers wrestle for use of Payne Whitney

For the first time next month, Yalies will be able to select personal fitness training provided by Payne Whitney Gymnasium officials. But two students who […]

Family and furniture drive Yalie

Kerry Triffin ’67 GRD ’70 finds poetry in his furniture business. “It’s interesting,” said the former creative writing student. “There’s a chance for lyricism instead […]

YCC | Murong Yang ’12, UOFC chair

After two years as a member of the Undergraduate Organizations Funding Committee and the director of capital equipment, Murong Yang ’12 says she has enough […]

Faith rallied Vietnamese after Katrina

The church can be used as way to mobilize a community, even a once-politically apathetic group such as the Vietnamese in New Orleans, a priest […]

Bioethics Society cultivates student interests

When Alissa Wassung ’10 ventured into her first bioethics class in 2008, she had no idea that reading “Dying Well” — Ira Byock’s book on […]