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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Yale already made majority of cuts to offset Trump’s tax, budget shows Schools faced budgetary headwinds as they pitched fiscal year 2027 budgets to administrators. Despite what top officials called ...

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Yale eliminates likely letters, shifts resources to all regular admits Undergraduate admissions officers said they eliminated the program because it had little impact on yield rate. Officers and ...

Professors forecast midterm blue wave, but diverge on extent of gains Yale professors said Democrats are likely to see sweeping victories this November, pinpointing the affordability crisis as a major ...