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Articles tagged Yale
Harvard College Term Bill Rises 3.5 Percent to $54,496
Financial aid also rises.
3.26.12
Harvard Women Win National Squash Championship
The team beats Yale in the final.
2.28.12
Yale Hires Four Harvard Football Coaches
Four of Harvard’s nine varsity football coaches have reportedly been hired by the Yale program, including Tony Reno, Yale’s new head coach.
1.26.12
Brevia
A foreign-policy pundit at Commencement, Rhodes and Marshall Scholars, stem-cell center, the Fogg under wraps, and more
12.16.11
College Reports 4,245 Early-Action Applicants
First admissions season since early action reinstated
11.21.11
Princeton’s Strong Investment Returns, Endowment Growth
Schools continue to report favorable results—but those with capital campaigns can grow faster.
10.11.11
Schools Report Strong Investment Returns
Endowments at Yale, MIT, Duke, and Cornell rebound in the latest fiscal year.
9.28.11
Yale Adds Second ROTC Chapter
Air Force training to be offered on campus
9.14.11
Yale Endowment Investments Appreciate 8.9 Percent—Updated
The New Haven Ivy’s results reflect an investment strategy heavily weighted toward real assets and private equity.
9.24.10
Endowment Returns, Endowment Management: Straws in the Wind?
UPDATED. Other institutions’ endowment results—and further budget cuts—suggest the challenges facing Harvard Management Company and the University.
2.10.10
Harvard Ph.D. Thomas A. Steitz Shares Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Three scientists, including a 1966 Harvard Ph.D., are recognized for fundamental work on the ribosome.
10.7.09
Yale's Endowment Performance Edges Harvard's
Yale reported sharp losses, but narrowly bested Harvard’s results—preserving a large margin of long-term superior investment performance.
9.22.09
Yale Capitulates
Eli President Richard C. Levin signals deeper endowment losses and spending cuts. What are the implications for Harvard’s finances?