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Pericles Lewis, currently the founding president of Yale-NUS College, will assume the combined role of vice president for global strategy and deputy provost for international affairs in the fall of […]

As an American studies major at Yale, Lindsay Stradley ’03 didn’t expect to wind up as cofounder of a company that makes and markets pay toilets in the slums of

The stories are hauntingly similar. Single mothers and their young children enduring unthinkable violence and trauma, from sexual assault by abusive partners, to the murder of relatives, to gun fights

Ongoing political squabbles and vendettas do not stop terror, and militants will use such differences to drive a wedge into societies. “Ongoing conflict between the two major political parties, Bangladesh

Yale will be well-represented at the upcoming Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with eight Bulldogs selected for competition. The opening ceremony takes place this Friday, with the closing ceremony

Yale Alum Joins Team USA with Victory in 800m Final EUGENE, Ore. – Kate Grace ’11 will join Team USA next month in Rio following a decisive victory in the

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently released its latest global urban air pollution database, including information for nearly 3,000 cities—a doubling from the 2014 database, which itself had data from

The world’s most troublesome borders for illegal migration have one thing in common – more older people on one side than the other. Large gaps in the median age on

Three Yale field hockey alums recently had the opportunity to play for the United States in the FIH Masters World Cup, which includes men’s and women’s teams of players age

Led by Russia and the United States, the world reduced the nuclear stockpile from 60,000 weapons to about 16,000 held by nine nations. The total still poses a grave global