Yale Daily News

Updated: Sunday, November 22, 2009 11:46 a.m.

A A A

With West campus, Yale excuses form for function

Although corporate site would be out of place amid Yale’s Gothic buildings, administrators tout ‘first-rate’ facilities

Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter, Staff Reporter
Published Wednesday, April 23, 2008

WEST HAVEN, Conn. — Wild turkeys are a rarity on Yale’s campus in New Haven, but only seven miles away, a flock of dozens roams free across the rolling hills of the newly acquired West Campus.

The turkeys are all that inhabit the 137 acres of Yale’s newest scientific treasure, the former home of the pharmaceutical company Bayer HealthCare. Where scientists toiled just two years ago developing treatments for cancer, diabetes and obesity, there is now little more than silence. And the turkeys.

For most Yale students, the West Campus exists only in the University’s telling....

#1 By yale student 1:54p.m. on April 23, 2008

LOL, I love it. I love the fumehoods detail.
Great piece.

Sorry, but comments are disabled for this article.