EVENTS, FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION
First-Generation, Low-income affinity group overcomes obstacles to success at the School of Medicine

At the Yale School of Medicine, first-generation, low income students prove that personal circumstances need not be a barrier to success. The News spoke to three FGLI students at the School of Medicine to reflect on an internal affinity group, educational support resources and their experiences.

PROFILE: Leslie Rickey, Yale’s first female urology professor

With hard work, support from peers and her can-do attitude, Leslie Rickey is bringing women back into the center of urology.

Dr. William K. Oh appointed medical director of Smilow Cancer Hospital at Greenwich and director of precision medicine at Yale Cancer Center

A leader in oncology, Dr. Oh’s experience and vision for advancing cancer care position him to further elevate Yale’s contributions to the field.

Yale Urology goes clean-shaven for “No Shave November” campaign on men’s health

Yale urology doctors and professors celebrate “No Shave November” by shaving their beards and mustaches to highlight the importance of men’s health issues.

What the tides drag in: a tour of Yale’s Horse Island

The News explored the island and its research center.

Northern Lights illuminate New Haven night sky

Last Thursday, students gathered on campus to see a display of the Northern Lights, or aurora borealis.

PROFILE: Howie Forman, the professor who does it all — from Yale to Capitol Hill

The News talked to Yale’s Howie Forman — radiologist, health policy fellow, Yale MD/MBA founder and podcast host.

Yale commits to invest $150 Million into AI development

On Aug. 28, University Provost Scott Strobel announced that over the next five years, Yale will be investing more than $150 million to support faculty, students and staff involved in AI development.

Yale School of Public Health partners with Cambodia to establish health economics training program

The MPH-HEF program will help students gain expertise on health economics and financing.

The end of Yale’s online physician assistant program

In December, Yale announced it would be ending its online physician assistant program. The News spoke with several students and professors to learn about their reactions.

Yale experiences eclipse

Hundreds gathered at various campus locations, including on Cross Campus and at the Leitner Family Observatory and Planetarium, for the total eclipse.