Vance announces federal investigation into Yale for alleged visa fraud Yale is one of nine universities, both public and private, that are under investigation for alleged student visa fraud. Vance, ...
SNAP changes continue to strain New Haven food assistance network New Haven residents and leaders in Connecticut’s food assistance programs said they’ve struggled to adjust to federal SNAP cuts, which ...
As federal grant cuts hit social sciences, McInnis ‘worried’ about funds Yale’s federal funding declined by 1.5 percent in the last fiscal year, with cuts affecting social science fields — which the ...
City Plan Commission approves quantum research, consumer goods complex The commission unanimously approved on Tuesday the design plans of the new building, which will be located at 2 Church St. The ...
Biotech company new to New Haven aims to bolster antibody generation Invivyd, an immuno-biotechnological research company, recently established its headquarters in downtown New Haven. The relocation ...
The disputed question in 2015 — are students children? — is back up for dispute in 2026. It’s true that the stakes are vastly greater this time around. Moreover, it’s theoretically possible to allow ...
YCC doubles budget for technology forum that funded student-built apps The Yale College Council voted on Sunday to maintain YCCTech, its student technology forum, and to double its budget, from $5,000 ...
Yale New Haven Hospital designed new center to calm mental health crises Amid rising pediatric mental health emergencies, Yale New Haven Hospital opened the state’s only hospital-based center for ...
Athletes three times more likely to study economics, political science A News analysis of 372 junior and senior athletes and 2,621 non-athletes found that economics and political science accounted for ...
Today is Oct. 7, 2026. Three years ago today was the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. Regardless of how you feel about Israel, Palestine or the conflict therein, today is a day ...