Yale Daily News

According to a recent study by Yale researchers, flowering plants — the dominant type of plant on Earth — may have originated tens of millions […]

March 24, 2010

When what some jokingly — or perhaps not so jokingly — call “officially the nerdiest club on campus” sat down for its weekly dinner on […]

February 3, 2010

Around New Haven, lots once full of weeds are blossoming into gardens full of delicious greens. A project conceived by Justin Freiberg FES ’10 is […]

January 27, 2010

The United States needs comprehensive immigration reform or the country will become increasingly fragmented, said Ruben Beltran Guerrero, Consul General of Mexico in New York, […]

December 4, 2009

A week after Gov. M. Jodi Rell proposed to cut $84 million from total aid to cities and town across Connecticut, her 2006 gubernatorial challenger, […]

December 2, 2009

Those who read today’s Arts & Culture profile on “POP!,” a new show that premiered at the Yale Repertory Theater last Friday, may be interested […]

December 1, 2009

After weeks of delayed shipments and rationed vaccinations, Yale will inoculate students for swine flu at two clinics Wednesday and Thursday, University Health Services announced […]

November 17, 2009

When it comes to college rankings, Yale is usually somewhere near the top of the list. But that was not the case in Time magazine’s […]

November 14, 2009

At a time when many faculty searches have been delayed because of the recession, Yale is hiring more faculty members in the sciences than in […]

November 12, 2009

A group of Yale alumni traveled to Brazil last week to plant trees in the Atlantic Rainforest and ask the government to provide better health […]

November 11, 2009

  While hormone therapy is associated with increased breast cancer risk, a new approach could bring women relief from hot flashes and mood swings without […]

October 28, 2009