An educational organization founded by Yale alumni offers nearly all the AP STEM classes in Mississippi’s most impoverished communities — free of charge.

A new Yale study reveals that neurons store their own sugar reserves that kick in to keep the brain functioning during metabolic stress.

Mitochondria are essential for brain function. In a Q&A, Dr. Elizabeth Jonas discusses what happens when they become damaged or dysfunctional.

Meet members of Yale College’s Class of 2025 who especially distinguished themselves in the classroom, in athletics, and in their communities.

In her first Baccalaureate address as Yale’s president, Maurie McInnis found lessons for mending and navigating the present day in a celebrated 18th-century American painting.

Yale’s MacMillan Center launched a new initiative promoting regional approaches to global challenges with a session on how to improve climate agreements.

What will advancements in artificial intelligence mean for architects? Yale School of Architecture’s Phillip Bernstein, an expert on the technology’s influence on the field, discusses the ...

In a ceremony on Sunday, April 6, Maurie McInnis was symbolically installed as the university’s 24th president.

Open houses across the city helped celebrate the inauguration of Maurie McInnis by bringing people together with art, artifacts — and a little bit of farming.

Mountaintops contain many of the world’s most diverse clusters of butterfly species, according to a new study. But climate change may turn those habitats into traps.

A small number of people report chronic symptoms after receiving COVID-19 shots. A new study provides clues for further research.

A new study shows that the snail darter, a tiny fish that was the focus of a legal battle that gave teeth to the Endangered Species Act, is not a distinct species.