Yale report on taken Ukrainian kids cited by senators, denied by Russia

The Humanitarian Research Lab last month released a report on abducted Ukrainian children being held at forced re-education camps.

YNHHS settles hospital acquisition dispute with $45-million deal

The settlement brings an end to three years of litigation over the failed sale of Prospect Medical Holdings’ three Connecticut hospitals to the Yale New Haven Health system.

FOOTBALL: Bulldogs to play Big Green on the road Saturday

The football team will travel to Hanover, New Hampshire, on Saturday to take on the Dartmouth Big Green.

WOMEN’S CREW: Bulldogs sweep Tigers, win Eisenberg Cup

The Yale women’s crew team prevailed over Princeton at Lake Carnegie, winning all six races.

Former Bulldog turned Wolverine Danny Wolf declares for the 2025 NBA Draft

Danny Wolf, former Yale men’s basketball forward, announced his declaration for the 2025 NBA draft after a successful season helping the University of Michigan Wolverines to the NCAA March Madness Sweet Sixteen.

Jitter Bus to open first brick-and-mortar location

Building from their successful business on wheels, the Jitter Bus will open a brick-and-mortar site on Grand Avenue in the coming weeks.

‘MOTW Coffee & Pastries’ opens on Crown Street

Muslims of the World — a coffee and pastries shop with the goal of fostering inclusion and unity — celebrated its grand opening on Jan. 21, attracting members from all over the city.

Clocked in, shut out: Inside the burnout, bureaucracy and breakdown of YNHHS nursing

Inside the systemic strain and quiet exodus of Yale’s nursing workforce.

KEEGAN: The Opposite of Loneliness

Venezuelan leader who won Nobel Peace Prize was a 2009 Yale World Fellow

In 2009, Nobel laureate María Corina Machado spent four months on Yale’s campus engaging in discourse with a diverse array of global leaders.

At Yale, Nobel laureate worked eagerly with colleagues, students

Five of Michel Devoret’s former colleagues and students recounted the enthusiasm and attention to detail that the emeritus professor brought to his work.

Avelo flight from ICE base lands in Guatemala

An Avelo aircraft formerly based in New Haven flew from Arizona to Texas and on to Guatemala on Monday — the plane’s first international flight since moving to Arizona for Avelo’s contract with the Department of Homeland Security.

SETH: Recovering

MCINNIS: Overcoming divides and embracing our shared humanity

DANZIGER: Save young men

Newborn immune systems can fight threats early, Yale study finds

A team of Yale researchers studied the role of special types of immune cells that help newborns defend against viruses and even cancers.