McInnis complains about student and ‘exhausting’ trustees on hot mic Before a Saturday Family Weekend event with Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis, University President Maurie McInnis was heard saying ...
Students slam McInnis’ hot-mic remarks, question commitment to dialogue Several students interviewed by the News on Sunday said McInnis’ hot-mic characterization of a student organizer as “one of ...
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 ...
New Haven chefs launch seasonal dishes inspired by fall flavors From butternut squash grilled cheese to pumpkin ice cream sundae, here’s a look at the limited-time items that New Haven cafés and ...
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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 ...
Yale New Haven Hospital celebrates its bicentennial, prepares expansion Physicians and students reflect on the history of Yale New Haven Hospital’s expansion, research advancements and role in ...
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 ...
Tony Reno, who led Yale football to first-ever playoff run, dies at 52 Reno coached Yale’s football program from 2012 to 2026, winning five Ivy League titles and securing the first-ever FCS Playoff ...
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 ...