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How a committee addressing Yale’s ties to slavery faded from public view The committee worked slowly in its early stages, and few of its recommendations — which were never published — were acted on.

Buckley Institute holds Firing Line debate on electoral reform A Princeton professor of Politics & Public Affairs and New York University constitutional law professor discussed ranked-choice voting, ...

Yale weighing San Francisco office but not satellite campus, McInnis says Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis privately told University President Maurie McInnis earlier this month that he told some ...

Yale clerical and technical workers pressured to use AI, report alleges In a report published on Oct. 7, Local 34, the University’s clerical and technical workers’ union, decried the implementation of ...

How Yale researchers use AI, from genetic disorders to psychiatry Five Yale researchers spoke to the News about how they use artificial intelligence in their research and what their hopes are for ...

As dessert staple puts icing on 15 years, owner cites Yale budget cuts Katalina’s Bakery on Whitney Avenue said goodbye to customers at a Saturday afternoon party, days before closing its doors ...

Over 300 New Haveners head to polls on first day of early voting With a congressional seat and a number of state-level positions on the ballot for the midterm elections, hundreds of voters headed to ...

Exhibition explores art, music that has traversed global refugee camps “Interwoven: Sounds and Visions from the World’s Refugee Camps,” an exhibition originally launched at the United Nations that ...

Medical school professor wins women faculty award for public health work Marcella Nunez-Smith, the School of Medicine’s inaugural associate dean for Health Equity Research, was recognized by the Yale ...

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