Yale’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions has completed its review of applications for the Class of 2019 and has offered admission to 1,963 students from 30,237 applicants, the second largest group of students to ever apply to Yale College. An additional...
The bells of Harkness Tower will ring out on Thursday, April 9 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War and continuing efforts for human rights today.Yale University and the City of New Haven are joining hundreds of communities...
New Haven Mayor Toni Harp and Yale University President Peter Salovey presented six individuals, the three undergraduate founders of an annual science event for city youth, and a graduate student-run community health education organization with Yale...
Can scientists create an invisibility cloak like the one Harry Potter used to sneak around Hogwarts? Can they develop a modern-day fountain of youth? Could Jurassic Park really happen? Three Yale scholars will answer these questions and more in “When...
Yale junior Catherine “Shea” Jennings is among 201 community-minded student leaders from across the country to be named Newman Civic Fellows by Campus Contact.The students were nominated for their award by their college and university presidents. All of...
When Andrew Heymann ’15 joined Yale’s Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) midway through his sophomore year, the unit was in its fledgling stage, and he wasn’t sure what to expect as a new officer in training on the campus.For Heymann, the...
