Yale University is located in the center of New Haven near the famous New Haven Green. As an Ivy League it is made up of three major academic components: Yale College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the professional schools. Yale is ranked amongst the top Best Colleges, with a population of over 11,000 students including 2,000 plus international students; Yale thrives on being a leader in diversity. In their mission statement, Yale …”embrace the differences that enrich our society and enhance our artistry, as a means to approach and comprehend our humanity”.
The effect Yale University has on New Haven is tremendous and has served local businesses over several years. Surrounded by local businesses, a club right across the street and a stadium just minute’s away Yale University generates high revenue annually. Yale students have been good to the local neighborhood, by keeping them alive economically. Yale’s Alumni also have a major role in the growth of its university. Yale’s endowment is around $19.4 billion.
With an Ivy League such as Yale it is no wonder why New Haven continues to grow and establish itself as a College city. Discovering the city and what the students like, how they interract, and how it all affects New haven will be a real learning experience.
It’s true – New Haven and Yale grew up together over the past few centuries. The city’s character and culture owes much to Yale’s status as one of the country’s earliest and most important universities (though being Connecticut’s co-capital with Hartford for many years didn’t hurt New Haven’s growth either).
The title should be “Yale’s Effect,” because you’re using it in the form of a noun. The body of the story actually uses both versions of the words correctly (“The effect Yale University has…” and “…how it all affects New Haven”).