Campus News
Now being referred to as North College and South College, the new residential buildings will be set in a triangular-shaped complex. Architect Robert A.M. Stern designed the buildings in Gothic style, which he said is “central to [Yale’s] DNA.”
New Colleges Designed To Be ‘Bridge’ Between Campuses
Yale's two new residential colleges will serve as both a literal and architectural bridge between the rapidly developing northern campus, including Science Hill, and the iconic and traditional Central Campus — so said Yale School of Architecture Dean Robert A.M. Stern.
Robert C. Post ’77 J.D. Named Dean of Yale Law School
Yale University President Richard Levin announced today the appointment of Robert C. Post ’77 J.D. as Dean and Sol and Lillian Goldman Professor of Law at Yale Law School.
Yale University to Provide Supplemental Financial Aid to Veterans
Yale University has announced its participation in the Yellow Ribbon program, a supplemental scholarship designed to assist eligible veterans pay for college, graduate school, or professional school.
Festival Tours Highlight University’s Architectural Treasures
Yale's historic and architecturally distinctive campus will be the venue for an assortment of walking tours during the International Festival of Arts & Ideas.
Six New Haven Students to Receive Carson Academic Award
The Carson Scholars Fund and Yale University will honor six New Haven students at its annual awards ceremony at 5 p.m. on June 16 at the Dixwell-Yale Community Learning Center, 101 Ashmun St.
West Campus Will Be A ‘Transformative’ Space, Says Donoghue
When Yale purchased the 136-acre Bayer Healthcare complex in West Haven in 2007, it effectively increased the size of its campus by 40%.
Diverse Interests Helping To Identify Common Themes for Complex’s Future
Finding Earth-like planets around other stars, sequencing newborns' entire genomes at birth, and creating clothing made out of DNA — these were just some of the ideas that kicked off a day-long science and engineering summit held at the West Campus on May 16.
Many West Campus Facilities Now Available to Departments
While discussions are now underway about how best to use West Campus in the long term (see related story), some of the complex's facilities are now available for use by the Yale community.
‘Critters Camp’ and ‘Wetlands Safari’ Camps To Be Held at West Campus
Yale's Peabody Museum is taking advantage of the expansive woods, wetlands and nature trails on the 136-acre West Campus by offering two week-long summer day camps based there.
Festival Tours Highlight University’s Architectural Treasures
Yale's historic and architecturally distinctive campus will be the venue for an assortment of walking tours during the International Festival of Arts & Ideas.
Community Friends Hosts Needed for Yale’s New International Students
Nearly 500 new international students will arrive on campus in August to begin their studies at Yale, and volunteers are needed to welcome them to their new home as Community Friends hosts.
