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Women's Ice Hockey Splitting weekend, Bulldogs upset Quinnipiac and fall to Princeton The Yale women’s ice hockey team delivered an upset victory at Quinnipiac on Friday for its first ranked win of ...

Early voters back Lamont, express disillusionment with state leaders In interviews at the polls last Friday, voters mostly said they backed incumbent Gov. Ned Lamont and Rep. Rosa DeLauro in the ...

Local small business owners say cost of living is top midterm issue With the approaching midterm elections next Tuesday, four New Haven small business owners told the News that they want their future ...

A library employee’s September testimony at a Board of Alders meeting cited inadequate funding from New Haven’s budget as a factor driving a staff decline, echoing past calls for the city to increase ...

Field Hockey Bulldogs suffer overtime loss to Crimson in regular season finale The Bulldogs narrowly fell in overtime at Harvard despite taking an early 1-0 lead, losing their seven-game winning ...

Student-made apps keep symbiotic relationship with official Yale systems Platforms created by students affiliated with the Yale Computer Society are often used more than Yale’s official tools. Student ...

Gubernatorial candidates talk ICE, license plate cameras in debate A week before the general election, incumbent Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont SOM ’80 and Republican State Sen. Ryan Fazio met for a ...

New Beinecke exhibit explores 18th-century artist’s satire of London The exhibit, which opened on Oct. 6 and is set to be open until next July, explores William Hogarth’s prints as social commentary ...

Meet the civil rights attorney running to be ‘bad mayor’ next year Attorney Alex Taubes LAW ’15, who represents clients in wrongful conviction and police misconduct cases, will take on Mayor Justin ...

Keeping lobbying spending high, Yale fights foreign student restrictions Yale continued its heightened Trump-era lobbying spending as the President and his administration sought to restrict a range of ...