News Brief: Nicolson security fence to be installed
In response to a series of break-ins and attempted break-ins that occurred this fall, the University is considering installing a ...
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Einstein comes to life in Shackleton Symposium
Think of a great scientist, and chances are the first name that comes to your mind is Albert Einstein. "Einstein ...
Lecturer discusses benefits of microbicides against AIDS
According to Laurie Sylla, research project director of the Yale AIDS Program, microbicides may be the key in the global ...
Foss Hill dorms to be renovated
The Nicolson, Hewitt, and West College dormitories will be extensively renovated beginning next summer with plans to improve fire safety ...
New lecture series sparks discussion on same-sex marriage
A small group of students, faculty members, and community members gathered on Monday to eat lunch and discuss same-sex marriage ...
Lecture sheds light on Chinese philosophy
East Asian Studies and Philosophy faculty and students gathered to bridge the gap between East and West on Thursday evening, ...
Food service contract may go up for bid this spring
The University is set to decide this spring whether or not the contract for campus dining services will be put ...
Film House, Buddhist House to be sold in plan to shed far-away houses: University to divest 40 houses over next 10 years
Two program houses, Film House and Buddhist House, will be sold either this year or next as the University continues ...
Government dept. tightens rules for majors
Prospective government majors from the Class of 2008 will have to keep their eyes open for news this spring as ...
Lecturer discusses her research on infant reasoning
Last Thursday, Rebecca Saxe, a junior fellow of the Harvard Society of Fellows, gave a lecture on her recent studies ...