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Service dogs from across Connecticut gather at Yale
Service dogs from around Connecticut were at Yale University Thursday for a fun event.
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Yale President Salovey to step down from leading university in 2024
Yale President Peter Salovey said this academic year will be his last as Yale’s 23rd president and he will be returning to the faculty full-time.
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Yale President Salovey to step down from leading university in 2024
Yale President Peter Salovey said this academic year will be his last as Yale’s 23rd president and he will be returning to the faculty full–time. Salovey, a 1986 Ph.D. graduate of Yale, has been the university’s president since 2013. Before becoming president of Yale, Salovey served as provost, dean of Yale College, dean of the Graduate School of Arts...
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A 10-year rally in U.S. home prices could be coming to an end, says Yale's Robert Shiller
A decade-long rally in U.S. home prices could finally come to an end once the Federal Reserve stops its rate-hiking cycle, said the professor of economics.
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Yale shines light on organ donation
Doctors are encouraging people to consider how they could save a life during organ transplant week.
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Rivalry aside, Yale and Harvard compete together in historic event
Look just about anywhere at Yale University and you’ll find deep-rooted history – even on the track and field team.
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Rivalry aside, Yale and Harvard compete together in historic event
Look just about anywhere at Yale University and you’ll find deep-rooted history – even on the track and field team. This past week, select members of the men’s and women’s teams traveled to the United Kingdom to compete in a meet at Cambridge that is more than a century old. What’s even more unique: the Bulldogs were competing with...
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Intruder enters New Haven apartment as Yale grad student slept
A Yale graduate student woke to find an intruder in an apartment on Mansfield Street in New Haven early Tuesday morning and Yale police said they have increased patrols in the area.
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Yale Researcher Studying How to Detect Ovarian Cancer Earlier
Dr. Stacy Malaker is using her expertise in chemistry to take a closer look at ovarian cells so she can identify a biomarker that will help detect cancerous cells sooner.
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Police Search For Suspect Who Sexually Assaulted Yale Student
Police say the sexual assault of a Yale student by a stranger is a rare, but very serious crime in the city.
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Access to Nutrition, Supplies Raise Breastfeeding Costs: Yale Study
“Because of the costs associated with pumps and you know breast milk supplies, and those kinds of things,” new mother Laura Callachan said. “I got a pump through insurance but had to buy another one, too, because it got banged up so much from traveling all over the place for work.” Callachan says nursing was very important to her for…
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Raising Awareness for Black Maternal Health
Black Maternal Health Week is a time to raise awareness of the issues during pregnancy that cause Black women to die at significantly higher rates than white women.
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Yale University Professor Outlines the Essential Steps to Living a Meaningful Life
It’s a question that has vexed the human race throughout time: How can you live a life filled with meaning?
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Yale Study of Research Grant Disparity
Researchers at Yale University found discrepancies in diversity when they looked at nearly 30 years of data from the National Institutes of Health about which scientists received grants.
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Yale School of Medicine Recruiting People for a Study on Long COVID
A professor of immunology at Yale School of Medicine is studying long COVID and possible links to autoimmune diseases.
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Yale Researchers Study Images That Reveal Several New Galaxies
Yale Professor of Astronomy Pieter Van Dokkum said six new galaxies that are as bright as the Milky Way have been discovered using images from the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Yale Doctors Explain How to Avoid Top Winter Injuries
The most common injuries on snowy and slick days can impact anything from the hands to the spine to the heart.
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Jenna Clark Represents Yale in National Conversation
A point guard from Yale University was one of the top 10 Lieberman Award finalists. Junior Jenna Clark leads the Bulldogs in scoring and assists, and is second on the team in rebounds and steals. She did it while adjusting to a new coach with a young program. “It’s awesome and I think that’s really cool to represent Yale...
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Jenna Clark Represents Yale in National Conversation
A point guard from Yale University is one of the top 10 Lieberman Award finalists. She leads the Bulldogs in scoring and assists, all while adjusting to a new coach with a young program.
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Kyiv Deputy Mayor Speaks at Yale as Ukraine Marks One Year of War With Russia
The Deputy Mayor of Kyiv was at Yale Friday to speak about the fears and feelings he experienced in the first days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.