On Oct. 15, Terence Tao, the world’s most prominent living mathematician, said that AI has brought about the end of the “romantic era” of mathematics — that from now on, computers will make ...

McInnis was paid $890,000 in 2024-25, lowest among Ivy peers that year Yale President Maurie McInnis’ salary in the first year of her role, which was included in the University’s most recent tax ...

Evidence in Yale student’s sexual abuse case to be presented in January Ari Shtein ’30, who faces a charge of aggravated sexual abuse in New York criminal court, virtually attended a Thursday hearing.

How to vote and who’s on the ballot on Tuesday’s midterm elections New Haven voters will cast their ballots on Nov. 3 in several local, state and national races. Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont SOM ’80 is ...

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 ...

Yale AAUP leaders show support for national group’s midterm endorsements The American Association of University Professors endorsed political candidates this year for the first time in its 110-year ...

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 ...

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 ...

Eateries around New Haven are fueled by Yale catering orders Yale’s event calendar provides steady business for New Haven caterers. The University offers restaurants reliable revenue, new customers ...

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With billionaire Tom Steyer, YPU votes for more taxation on ultra-rich Tom Steyer ’79, a billionaire philanthropist and former Democratic presidential hopeful, argued in favor of taxing the ultra-rich ...

Divinity School has lowered enrollment to keep aid under Trump tax hike The school enrolled fewer students in the two most recent cycles to guarantee tuition aid for students with financial need.