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Yale ITS head departs for NYU

Information Technology Services, the central hub that coordinates Yale’s technological operations, underwent a change in leadership earlier this month when Len Peters, Yale’s chief information […]

Time writer honored at STM

Time correspondent Elizabeth Dias mixed religious figures with political talk at a Thursday evening lecture, when she accepted an annual award for religious writing. Dias […]

College ranking system takes new approach

Yale placed fifth nationally in a new set of college rankings released Tuesday.

New oversight for beleaguered Spanish department

After two years of controversy, Yale administrators have assembled a committee to provide oversight on hiring and promotion decisions within the Department of Spanish and Portuguese.

New residential college admins mix old and new

After a year of significant administrative turnover in the residential colleges, new leaders for Berkeley and Jonathan Edwards colleges have settled into their positions this fall, maintaining traditions while setting their sights on new events.

Unions up pressure amid contract dispute

More than 200 Yale workers waving bright red picket signs marched to Woodbridge Hall Wednesday night, calling for greater job security amid ongoing labor negotiations with the University that began in March.

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Talk highlights art’s role in politics

Art plays a role in shaping society and politics, a point that director of the Brooklyn Museum Anne Pasternak drove home at a discussion about public art hosted at Yale Law School Wednesday night.

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Food symposium aims to cross disciplines

A workshop on recycling human urine and a roundtable discussion about farmers are just two events on the docket of the annual Yale Food Systems Symposium tomorrow in Kroon Hall.

Renaming committee comes to Calhoun

A crowd of around 25 Calhoun College students gathered in the College House Tuesday night to meet members of the University committee tasked in August with outlining the course of all future naming decisions at Yale.

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NLRB hears grad student testimony

HARTFORD — Monday began the third week of labor hearings over whether Yale graduate students can vote to unionize, with members of the unofficial graduate-student union Local 33 standing as witnesses to defend a department-by-department path toward unionization.

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Dakota Access Pipeline discussed at teach-in

Environmental justice, tribal rights and culture, water access and respect of women were central themes at a Tuesday night teach-in about Standing Rock’s resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline, commonly known as DAPL.

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