For a play about a high-stakes botched robbery, “Dog Day Afternoon” doesn’t take itself too seriously. The play, currently in previews at the August Wilson Theatre on Broadway, is a stage adaptation ...

You enter into Sterling Memorial Library — a cathedral of learning, an architectural marvel, but you take no notice. Familiarity has blinded you to its beauty. You take an immediate sharp right turn ...

Connecticut begins project to shave 25 minutes off Metro-North by 2035 Gov. Ned Lamont SOM ’80 broke ground yesterday in Stratford to mark the start of a $1.6 billion project to upgrade the ...

Vice President of Development Inge Reichenbach, who championed the University's most recent fundraising drive to a record-breaking goal despite the worldwide economic recession, announced today that ...

From the people who brought Yale Gatsby and BlowUp, The Shanghai Life is a party and interactive installation performance that will transform Commons, Woolsey Hall and the President’s Room into the ...

William McCormack covered Yale men's basketball from 2018 to 2022. He served as Sports Editor and Digital Editor for the Managing Board of 2022 and also reported on the athletic administration as a ...

Considering the popularity of Zara Larsson, the Swedish pop star who is set to headline Spring Fling, administrators expect thousands of more people than usual to attend the concert.

Law library director leaves post after turbulent stretch New Law School Dean Cristina Rodríguez and her deputy announced that Femi Cadmus had left the position of law librarian. Sagging staff morale ...

Haley Simpson — New Haven’s new director of transportation, traffic and parking — is taking over the department as the city prepares for a slew of changes to its transportation infrastructure.

Lacrosse In historic first, both men’s and women’s teams head to NCAA tournament The No. 9 men, who reached the Big Dance most recently in 2023, will play No. 6 Syracuse on Sunday. The women’s team, ...

New CEO at local biotech firm is leading shift to early-stage drugs The biotech company Arvinas, based in New Haven, named Randy Teel GRD ’08 as its CEO. He told the News he would prioritize drugs ...

Correction, March 5: An earlier version of this article misstated the San Francisco neighborhood where the hacker house is located. It is in Nob Hill, not Presidio. The article also incorrectly said ...