Scandal still strains Egyptology
One year after the scandal, students and faculty in the Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations department are still hurting.
CCEs advocate healthier screw
To deal with the range of often-confused expectations students bring to screws, the CCEs have offered alternative spaces and activities for students to practice open communication with their partners at screws this year.
For Chinese Yalies, smooth transition
In China, a recent media firestorm led to public questioning of the increasing exodus of Chinese students to American universities. Students at Yale, however, told a different story.
Pollard encouraged change
In his years of deanship, Pollard spearheaded a controversial movement to closely track the school’s goings-on.
iPad usage in classrooms expands
When ecology and evolutionary biology professor Linda Puth took her field ecology class to Horse Island, she used to face a problem: Many of the island’s species were invasive, which meant they did not figure in the field guides students used to identify the marine organisms. This fall, though, Puth’s students simply whipped out their »