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Adapting to the American Classroom and Life in New Haven is a program that has no grading system, and will be useful to students throughout their Yale career. This 2-part […]

Surveillance of the enemy is as old as humanity. From the Chinese classic Sunzi’s The Art of War to Indian Kautilya’s Arthashastra,  rulers have attached great significance to intelligence not

As part of an ambitious effort, funded with an $18.5 million grant, Yale University will work with partners from industry, government and other universities to provide clean water to millions

This is the story that Paulin Kalonji, once the owner of a small business in Africa, told Dr. Katherine McKenzie at the Yale School of Medicine when he applied for

Elizabeth Stark has taught at Stanford and Yale about technology and the Internet. She started Stanford’s Ideas for a Better Internet Program to engage students in working on projects to

Alcohol is the most widely used, accessible drug in Trinidad and Tobago. It is a risk factor for many non-communicable diseases (NCDs), but is also associated with a myriad of

New Yale-led research reveals for the first time what the world thinks about climate change and why. Using data from the 2007-2008 Gallup World Poll, conducted in 119 countries, an

We need your help! In 2014, the Environmental Performance Index created a first-of-kind indicator on national-level wastewater treatment. We devoted a ton of resources and staff time to sifting through

When Mayank Gupta, Indian Institute of Management ’15, registered for Analysis of Competition Law, he expected to gain a deeper understanding of how regulations and laws can impact a multinational

A new study links climate change to the decline of bumblebee species in North America and Europe. The study, published in the journal Science, found that bumblebee ranges are shrinking