Gerald R. Ford LAW ’41 achieved a place in the nation’s history when he became the nation’s only “unelected” president, following the resignation of Richard Nixon. But his place in the annals of Yale ...

McInnis, Elicker to speak at City Hall on Yale’s payments to New Haven The University and its host city have been negotiating since late last year for a new agreement on Yale’s voluntary contribution ...

Yale seeks Trump deal as admissions inquiry reaches College, NYT reports Anonymous sources told The New York Times that Yale has sought a deal with the federal government to end an investigation into ...

Tuesday's XC | 1.20 It’s not magic — it’s science. The Cushing-Whitney Medical Library is hosting a YUL Ball & Exhibit Opening to celebrate the beginning of its “Harry Potter’s World: Renaissance ...

Gelernter tells dean he stands by praising student’s looks to Epstein Professor David Gelernter defended his 2011 message to Jeffrey Epstein, describing an undergraduate’s appearance, in a Wednesday ...

Heads of Saybrook, Morse and Berkeley to step down at semester’s end After having served for a decade or longer as heads of college, professors Thomas Near, Catherine Panter-Brick and David Evans will ...

Three Yale Law School professors criticized U.S. strikes on Iran, and some said President Donald Trump violated the Constitution and the United Nations charter.

Gelernter stops teaching amid Yale review over his Epstein emails Yale computer science professor David Gelernter — who has defended his recently released email correspondence with the sex offender ...

New Haven Museum exhibit showcases local apizza artifacts Bill Pustari, who has owned Modern Apizza for nearly four decades, brought history to life in a Thursday evening conversation that was part of ...

The Connecticut Department of Transportation unveiled a $307 million plan for a rapid transit bus network in the New Haven area at a public meeting on Wednesday.

On Thursday, Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis said that a small portion of a 7.5 percent reduction in college administrative staff has been realized through layoffs.