Yale University announced the arrival of its new student body, including the Class of 2030, alongside significant advancements in medical research and a new physics collaboration.
Yale College recently welcomed 1,652 new first-year students, 28 new transfer students, and 35 new adult students participating in the Eli Whitney program, marking the start of their academic journey.
In scientific breakthroughs, Yale researchers identified a previously unknown role for an enzyme in cell division, a discovery that may point toward new cancer therapies. Separately, Yale has joined the TEMPEST collaboration, a new multi-institution research center dedicated to understanding and controlling turbulence. This effort could help address an array of scientific and engineering challenges, from environmental pollution to the behavior of dying stars.