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Soon, the top law enforcement agency in the state will have a new leader in Ronnell Higgins.

Ex-Yale student Saifullah Khan discusses his legal battle against the school after being accused of sexual assault under Obama-era Title IX interpretations.

The former Yale student who was acquitted of rape in 2018 can sue his accuser for defamation the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled this summer.

Wright Lab 's Will Tyndall, graduate student in physics, and other members from the research group of Laura Newburgh, assistant professor of physics and a member of Yale's Wright Lab, have been developing a radio telescope that they can use as a testbed for instruments, technologies, and measurement techniques they are developing to calibrate telescopes at observatories around

A former employee of the Yale School of Medicine pleaded guilty to fraud and tax charges in connection to her theft of more than $40 million in electronic equipment.

Wharton Team Based Discussion (TBD) interview invitations will be released tomorrow on Wednesday, October 27. If you are lucky enough to receive an invitation,

Former Yale nurse sentenced for tampering with fentanyl vials at fertility clinic One of the victims, who spoke at sentencing, is an Emergency Room doctor, trying to conceive. She told Monticone, "You kicked us while we were down." Author: Tony Terzi Updated: 5:40 PM EDT May 25, 2021 NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A former Yale nurse, who faced more than five years in prison, for stealing perhaps hundreds of vials of pain medication from a Yale fertility clinic she worked ...

Former Yale nurse pleads guilty to stealing fentanyl meant for medical procedures The nurse pleaded guilty to stealing dozens of vials of fentanyl for her own use and admitted to refilling them with a saline solution. Author: Tony Terzi Updated: 6:24 PM EST March 5, 2021 NEW HAVEN, Conn. — On Tuesday, a now-former nurse from Oxford, who worked for the Yale Fertility Center, pleaded guilty to stealing fentanyl from the practice for her own use. Her actions impac...

By Jim Shelton February 10, 2021 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this Former Yale postdoc Danielle Speller, who is now as assistant professor at Johns Hopkins University, documents the process of detector assembly. (Credit: Sid Cahn) The search for dark matter — the invisible glue that binds the cosmos and makes up most of the mass of galaxies — is a bit like looking for a needle in a near-infinite haystack. For one thing, sc...