Posts in category Students

Cat Wu (Yale SOM ’17) has launched her own food startup—a social enterprise called Re-Harvest Foods that turns unused produce into tasty, healthy snack foods. …

Chances are you have asthma or know of someone who does. Almost seven million—or roughly nine percent—of children in the United States are currently afflicted …

On August 28, 2011, Hurricane Irene abruptly arrived along the Connecticut coastline.  Its wide path of destruction left behind major property damage and intense flooding. …

On Wednesday, February 17, Constance Okollet, Reverend Lennox Yearwood Jr. and Frances Beinecke gathered at Yale to speak about the responsibility to act on climate change, …

New Haven is well known as an incubator of new ideas.  Not everyone knows it is also a global leader on sustainability issues.  What potential does …

Sophie Dillon talks to some urban gardeners, learns about community-building in New Haven, and… plants a tree. *** Originally written for Sage Magazine’s 2015 Emerging Environmental Writers …

Caroline Smith, Yale alumna (’14), Impact Manager at SeeClickFix, and proud, active citizen of New Haven, CT reflects on her participation in a local workshop asking …

For Blue State Coffee, improving the community is a daily part of the business plan. The small Northeastern chain stands by its values on a local and global scale – …

Yale introduces innovative carbon charge program with 20 ‘living laboratories’ around campus Originally posted on Dec 7, 2015 via YaleNews Yale University has launched a first-of-its-kind …

Excerpt from the blog of the Yale Student Environmental Coalition’s delegation to the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21/CMP11), in which two undergraduate delegates …