Last weekend, I saw the Yale Dramatic Association’s production of “We are Proud to Present,” written by Jackie Sibblies Drury and directed by Shariffa Ali. […] ...

Kaitlyn Pohly is a junior in Silliman College. She serves as the News' Sports Editor. Previously, she reported on student life and student policy and affairs for the University Desk. She also covered ...

Sometimes criticized as an Ivy League echo chamber, Yale is home to three times as many politically liberal faculty members as conservatives and centrists, according to a recent News survey. If there ...

Forward Luke Stevens ’20 will continue his hockey career after signing a one-year deal with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins –– the AHL affiliate of the Pittsburgh […] Margaret Rutherfurd: A glance ...

Climate activists call for Yale and New Haven to act at youth-led rally On Friday, the youth-led New Haven Climate Movement hosted a rally to push Yale and New Haven City officials to take larger ...

While much of the COVID-19 research at Yale has focused on patient testing, other labs at the University are undertaking new research with the help […] ...

University promotes administrators to roles vacated by Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis As Pericles Lewis has ascended to the role of Dean of Yale College, the University is ushering in new ...

Two Yale affiliates appear on NPR podcast amid national acclaim The books of two Yale affiliates have received national coverage, one for its personal exploration of chronic illness, and the other as ...

This year, Yale received 6,729 early action applicants to the class of 2029, and of those, 10.82 percent were admitted, marking one of the lowest early acceptance rates in Yale’s history. Last year, ...

Rose Horowitch covers Woodbridge Hall. She previously covered sustainability and the University's COVID-19 response. She is a sophomore in Davenport College majoring in history. Bechdel, who wrote the ...

After a year of free bus trips throughout the state, New Haveners — many of whom do not have access to private vehicles — must now pay for rides.

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