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The tornado touched down just south of interstate e 80, mangling power lines and grain bins. Aa i heard was a ump, brown said. I figure thats when that grain bin must have went. Sideways rain and thats all i could see, mike johnson, who lost a cattle barn and corn crib, said. I slowed down real quick and i couldnt see anything. I looked out the window and saw some hail coming down and then everything kind of started flying. Electricity went out. Thats about it. The power outage ickly moved down ...

Now the student is speaking out. Colin ruane has the story. That other student got really upset. tim tai student journalist i never intentionally shoved anyone or pushed anyone. I did try to stand my ground when they were shoving me. Two mu Staff Members issued written apologies for the way they acted toward reporters. Other protesters have handed out fliers to reporters indicating a more welcoming tone to those covering their story in the future. While tai believes he did nothing wrong, he says...

The argument was uploaded to social media sites over the weekend

University President Peter Salovey was summoned by the House Committee on Education and the Workforce alongside the presidents of the University of California, Los Angeles and the University of Michigan

The certificate program, housed at Yale Center for Business and the Environment and the Yale Center for Environmental Justice, aims to train working professionals to develop clean, equitable energy infrastructure in their communities.

As hospitals across the nation face overcrowding issues, the Yale New Haven Hospital is creating a new 35-bed unit space and adding discharge lounges.

The election season for the YCC has commenced with three candidates for President, two candidates for Vice President and two candidates for Events Director.

Despite a growing number of presidents reporting that they would discourage colleagues from pursuing the role, University President Peter Salovey and other current and former college presidents with ties to the University say they do not hold that view.

Yale and New Haven buildings shook after a 4.8 magnitude earthquake hit the northeast.

A new Yale-led study found a lack of research on the effects of chronic climate change and mental health.