In a story in the Monday edition of the Register, Ann Olivarius’ role in a 1977 sexual-harassment suit against Yale was misstated. She was a plaintiff, along with four other students and a faculty member, not the attorney in the case.

Due to misinformation provided to the Register a story in Tuesday’s edition about public defenders seeking resentencing of clients who were juveniles at the time of the crime incorrectly reported the name of the Yale Law School organization involved in the case. It is the Yale Criminal Justice Clinic.

A story in the Tuesday Register incorrectly reported that bulimia is the most common eating disorder. The most common is binge-eating disorder.

A headline on a story in Monday's edition incorrectly reported the number of degrees the University of New Haven conferred Sunday. The university awarded 1,200 degrees.

A story in the Tuesday edition of the Register used the wrong first name for a Cheshire resident who has concerns about a proposed subdivision near the intersection of Cornwall Avenue and Mountain Road. She is Tracy Jewett