In 2024, Michel Devoret left Yale after two impressive decades. A Nobel laureate in physics and one of the architects of the Yale Quantum Institute, Devoret moved to California to serve as Chief ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Football Celebrated head football coach Tony Reno passes away Reno served as head coach for 14 years at the time of his retirement this spring. He helped lead the team to its first-ever NCAA Division ...

Quaint crêperie closes down New Haven outpost after 11 years Crêpes Choupette owner Adil Chokairy said the restaurant’s HVAC system and bathroom arrangements had posed issues for customers and workers ...

Trump talks School of Medicine, Law School students share concerns on Trump talks Students from both schools have in recent months signed letters demanding that Yale not settle with the federal ...

13 years after ceasing publication, the New Haven Advocate is back on local newsstands. Earlier this month, volunteers distributed 10,000 copies of the publication, a now-quarterly arts and culture ...

Artists blend original jazz and spoken-word poetry at New Haven Museum Jazz Haven, a group that has promoted jazz in New Haven since 1996, brought together award-winning musicians and artists at the ...

First exhibition on Nguni diaspora opens at Yale University Art Gallery “Nguni: Migrant Nations of Southeast Africa” is the first art exhibition featuring works from the Nguni diaspora of the 19th ...

The University’s decision to negotiate with the Trump administration came under fire this summer from a wide swath of Yale affiliates. But several conservative undergraduates said they have few qualms ...