Vaccines work by prodding the immune system to produce antibodies against viruses and bacteria, thus priming the body against these pathogens before they enter it. Some antibodies, however, can react ...

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 ...

I had a lot of nightmares as a kid. Given that this was more or less the only traumatic thing I had to deal with as a small suburban child, I invested quite a lot of worry in it. I fretted constantly ...

"We'd see them coming back when we'd lift in the mornings," hockey player Maggie Westfal '09 said. "They'd have ketchup and other stuff just smeared all over them." At 7 a.m. Monday morning, after ...

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 ...

Librarian, defending record, says Yale Law School unjustly fired her Femi Cadmus, until recently the law librarian, defended her embattled time at the library’s helm in an interview with the News. She ...

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 ...

Correction, Feb. 9: This article has been corrected to remove a quote attributed to Henry Weng that he did not write. An earlier version of this article also incorrectly said that four Stanford ...

Former Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona — who is currently teaching at the School of Management — called on students to advocate for the Department of Education at a Yale Political Union debate.

Computer science professor David Gelernter exchanged emails with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein between 2009 and 2015. In one message, Gelernter referred to a Yale student as a “v small ...

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.