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08/08/18

Yale Research Associates PEPFAR funding in Kenya with Decreased Infant Mortality

Through the President’s Emergency Fund for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the United States contributed over $248 million to programs in Kenya between 2004 and 2014, and at the same time, the incidence of child mortality dropped sharply. But childhood mortality rates also droppe...
The co-founders of Yale-in-China’s Xiangya Hospital and Medical School
07/31/18

Yale and China: A Centuries-old Partnership

Yale enjoys the distinction of having the deepest relationship with China of any university in the United States, with collaborations begun in 1835 to the present.   Since its founding in 1701, Yale has grown dramatically from a small school designed to educate students...
07/31/18

New Dean of Faculty and Rectors begin the Academic Year at Yale-NUS College

As Yale-NUS College moves into its sixth academic year, several faculty members will be taking on new responsibilities at the College from 1 July onwards. Students at Saga and Elm Residential Colleges will be welcoming new Rectors. Associate Professor of Science (Life Scienc...
Yale Prepares African Scientists to Lead HIV Treatment
07/23/18

Yale joins the ‘surge’ to prepare African scientists to lead HIV treatment and prevention

Leadership in the Science of Interventional Radiology
07/19/18

Yale’s Minja bringing interventional radiology training to Tanzania

Leadership in Science
06/26/18

Yale/CAPES Program to Prepare Next-Generation Science Leaders

06/06/18

Tecnológico de Monterrey students engage in Yale Leadership Experience Week

Vice President Pericles Lewis told participants at the inaugural Yale U.S. China Forumthere are 800 Chinese students at Yale and more than 650 Yale students learning Chinese in that nation's universities.
05/01/18

Forum explores challenges, potential of U.S.-Chinese collaborations

Left to right: Tej Nuthulaganti, director, Health Workforce, Clinton Health Access Initiative; Arvin Anoop ’18; Yijiao He ’18; Kristina Talbert-Slagle ’10 Ph.D., assistant professor of general internal medicine; Dr. Bernice Dahn M.D. M.P.H., former minister of health, Liberia; Serene Silin Li ’17; Attila Yaman ’16.
04/30/18

Years of impact: Liberia adopts Yale capstone student recommendations for national medical education reform

Yejin Park (fifth from left) visiting Montreal, Canada during the second week of Spring Break. She was on a roadtrip with seven other Yale-NUS students.
04/25/18

International student program bridges Yale and Singapore sister school

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