The New Haven Promise program goes off to college this fall.
Month: April 2011
Perspectives from a plaintiff in the landmark 1977 case Alexander v. Yale.
Traveling in used tires, the world's deadliest mosquito threatens to invade Connecticut.
Putting on the red jacket of international civilian crime-fighting brotherhood, the Guardian Angels.
The New Haven Institute of Religion on a nice sunny day like today.
Taking the wooden chairs of WLH for its pews, Yale's Sacred Harp singing ensemble continues a centuries-old tradition begun by New Haven's own Puritans.
Over the centuries, the Elm City's eponymous tree has weathered cankworms, beetles, and the teeth of villagers' hungry horses. Now, a local group has taken up a mission to stop the greatest threat of all: Dutch elm disease.
Roaring Brook Press, a small children's book publisher founded in Brookville, Connecticut, has swept the Caldecott Medal in recent years. What does it take for old-fashioned success in an Internet-savvy, Twilight-obsessed publishing world?
Before women could vote, Alice Washburn was building the most beautiful houses in New Haven and Hamden.