Using cutting-edge statistical modeling, Yale researchers examined mating success rates among one prairie bird — and found that females are more attracted to dance moves than aggressive fighting.

While birds are better able than most species to relocate in response to climate change, the environment is changing faster than they can fly, a new Yale study finds.

Each of us must make the case for what universities contribute and for what is at stake if we fall behind as a nation in education, research, and scholarship.

Yale research makes America stronger, safer, and healthier.

Binary star systems may offer a novel view of planet formation across the universe, a Yale research team says.

Each spring the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences recognizes professors from each of four divisions who provide “superb teaching, advising, and mentoring” to Yale students.

The new method offers a glimpse into the critical formative stages of RNA molecules — and may help lead to early therapeutic treatments when cellular production goes awry.

Steven Berry, Gary Brudvig, Jonathan Ellman, Leonid Glazman, and Mark Hochstrasser were elected to the academy, one of the highest honors bestowed on a U.S. scientist or engineer.

Yale College recognized six recipients of the college’s annual teaching prizes during a reception at the Schwarzman Center on April 28.

Two members of the Yale faculty — Sarah Demers, a professor of physics in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Christine Hayes, Sterling Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies — were awarded the William Clyde DeVane Award for outstanding scholarship and undergraduate teaching by Yale’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa last week during its annual reception for Yale seniors.