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 ...

Looking out from the steps of St. Mary's Church on Hillhouse Avenue, at the foot of Dickens' "most beautiful street in America," it is hard to imagine that this is the spot of one of Yale's greatest ...

When Jeremy Strong ’01 was a student at Yale, he nearly bankrupted the Dramat to bring his favorite actor to campus. Twenty years later, Strong returned to campus to deliver a talk about his own ...

Sophia is a student at Yale University studying East Asian Studies and Psychology with certificates in Japanese and Education Studies. She spent her early childhood in South Korea, but has since moved ...

Kevin Jiang ENV ’22, a beloved member of the Yale School of the Environment community and US Army veteran, was shot and killed on Saturday night. Born in Seattle, Jiang studied environmental sciences ...

Fewer than half of registrants race in Run for Refugees amid harsh cold Of the 2,500 people who signed up for the 5K race, fewer than half crossed the finish line at this year’s Run for Refugees, ...

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 ...

A recent Yale study has called into question the safety of vaccines and could lend fuel to anti-vaccine advocates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has already written a piece covering the study on the ...

Henry Liu covers Yale Law School as a staff reporter for the University desk as well as business and biotech for the City desk. Previously, he covered the graduate and professional schools. Originally ...

Professor defends emails with Epstein, teaches after crowd gathers A group of students and a “free speech” administrator waited outside of the classroom of computer science professor David Gelernter, ...

"I have some advice if you want to be admitted at Yale,” remarks the tour guide to an eager cadre of prospective students and their parents: “Rub this foot.” Leaning against the bronze likeness of ...

Everyone gets tired in a busy college environment, and working hard is admirable, but displaying tiredness as a marker of commitment has become a norm of social currency at Yale. It’s both a subtle ...