I distinctly remember a moment in my Directed Studies seminar last year when, while immersed in Simone de Beauvoir’s “Second Sex,” our professor asked us when we had bought our respective genders.
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Medical school professor wins women faculty award for public health work Marcella Nunez-Smith, the School of Medicine’s inaugural associate dean for Health Equity Research, was recognized by the Yale ...
Trump talks School of Medicine faculty share funding cut worries amid Trump talks The precarious position of research grants was at top of mind for faculty members interviewed about Yale’s ...
Bikini Kill brings ‘Riot Grrrl’ roar back to New Haven after 30 years The feminist punk band performed at College Street Music Hall on Monday night, its first show in New Haven since a performance in ...
After pandemic pause, Yale’s first Black student theater group returns Last month, undergraduates revived the Heritage Production Company, a revamped iteration of the Heritage Theater Ensemble founded ...
Donors, Yale presidents celebrate $7 billion ‘For Humanity’ campaign Some of Yale’s top benefactors gathered on campus this weekend to celebrate the conclusion of the University’s signature ...
New Cushing Center curator aims to make history of medicine accessible Deborah Streahle GRD ’24, a historian who has studied end-of-life care over time, said she hopes to transform the center — which ...
Trump talks Trump negotiations do not involve College or Law School, McInnis says The University’s negotiations with the Trump administration are focused on the Yale School of Medicine, University ...