Jake Robbins
Staff Reporter
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“It was so unbelievably easy to hack”: Yale popularity ranking site manipulated by students to highlight its flaws

Students say they hacked RankYale, a popular website that allowed students to vote on their peers’ popularity.

“Yale’s Facemash”: Students react to site ranking Yalies’ popularity

As students voted on the 100 most popular classmates in each year, questions of visibility and social capital come to mind.

Gulf of Mexico, Spare the Seawall

     The pilgrimage to the island becomes the same for everyone as they are funneled through the Houston traffic. Then I-45 South subdivides, permitting remaining drivers […]

Connecticut launches new pizza-themed license plate

The new plates, which support the state’s largest food bank, launched last month.

Yale experts respond to measles outbreak in the United States

The News spoke to Yale public health officials about the outbreak.

Yale scientists respond to dismantling of the Environmental Protection Agency

Yale scientists respond to plans to dismantle the EPA.

For They Know Not What They Do

I looked up at the oak dresser my great-grandfather made before he passed away that sat in the back bedroom of Nana’s house. Three crystal […]

Maria Arozamena
Eight Yale scientists elected as AAAS fellows for their research contributions

The American Association for the Advancement of Science recognized Yale researchers for their contributions to medicine, evolutionary biology, economics and more.

Micro-ultrasound challenges MRI in prostate cancer detection

A clinical trial co-led by Yale Urology showed high resolution micro-ultrasound is an effective tool for guiding prostate cancer biopsies.

A Trip to the Electric Cowboy

A cowboy marquee casts neon hues of red and blue onto my friends and me. We departed our rural, East Texas town two hours ago, […]

Catherine Kwon
Yale scientists design personalized cancer vaccine

The News reached out to the scientists to discuss their research journey and the vaccine’s impacts.