The racial, socioeconomic and gender-based disparities in healthcare will be addressed during a Yale conference titled “Yale and NIH: A Partnership to Reduce Health Disparities,” on September 25 at 10 a.m. in Harkness Auditorium, 333 Cedar Street....
The following events in response to the recent attacks on the United States are planned for this weekend on the Yale Campus. At noon today services for prayer and remembrance will be held at the following locations: Battell Chapel, Old Campus; Dwight...
Prominent scientists and conservationists from around the world will address critical biological, ecological, social and economic issues pertaining to marine protected areas as part of the second Curtis and Edith Munson Distinguished Lecture Series...
A $100,000 grant for “Assessing Sensitivity to Anticipated Climate Change in the Continental United States” has been awarded to the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies. The grant from the Edward John Noble Foundation will support the work...
Four students from the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies will receive grants to study pressing environmental challenges as Teresa Heinz Scholars for Environmental Research. “Only 16 such awards were given this year, so this is quite an...
In celebration of Yale University’s Tercentennial, the Women Faculty Forum will present a symposium, September 20-21, in the Law School, 127 Wall Street, exploring the roles women have played on campus and beyond. Titled “Gender Matters,” the program...
The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) has awarded Yale scientists a five-year, $15-million grant for human genome research. The award is part of the NHGRI’s new Centers of Excellence in Genomic Science (CEGS) program. The NHGRI awarded...
Yale University President Richard C. Levin announced last night that the University has named one of its buildings in honor of Abby and Mitch Leigh. The School of Music building at 435 College Street will be named Abby and Mitch Leigh Hall, in...
Yale University, which has been a pioneer in African American studies since 1969, will host a Tercentennial conference titled “African American Studies and Yale: Revisiting Origins, Imagining Futures,” September 14-16. The conference will bring back to...
Architect Tadao Ando will be the first Chubb Fellow of the 2001-02 academic year at Yale University. Ando will present a free public lecture in Hastings Hall, 180 York Street, at 6 p.m. on October 11. A reception will follow in the School of...
