Yale Daily News

The story of Mandi Schwartz ’11 stirred a national wave of cancer awareness and advocacy before she died of leukemia in early April. Now, her […]

April 21, 2011

Administrators hope the new Yale-NUS College will provide them with a clean slate on which to redesign the liberal arts education. As administrators draft plans […]

April 21, 2011

Though the global recession has ended, Yale has not recovered from losing more than $6.5 billion during 2008–’09. Since the financial crisis hit, administrators have […]

April 19, 2011

Academic departments will soon award their end-of-year prizes to selected students, but many chairmen are still waiting for the final say from the administration on […]

April 15, 2011

The design of the new Yale-NUS College will incorporate some traditional “Yale” elements and other tropical Singaporean styles in its design. Plans for the physical […]

April 12, 2011

The Davenport Gnomes may have won, but their trickery gave Saybrook the trophy. Davenport tallied the most points in the class of 2014’s Freshman Olympics […]

April 11, 2011

Though Davenport tallied the most points in the class of 2014’s Freshman Olympics on Saturday, a rules violation and subsequent disqualification for the Gnomes boosted […]

April 10, 2011

The University-Wide Committee surged toward completion this week, and administrators still seem to be catching up with the rapid changes. Provost Peter Salovey announced to […]

April 8, 2011

While the friends, family and supporters of Mandi Schwartz ’11 continue to mourn the loss of the inspirational women’s hockey player who died after a […]

April 6, 2011

As Yale prepares to open a jointly run liberal arts college with the National University of Singapore — the first Yale collaboration of its kind […]

April 5, 2011

Women’s hockey player Mandi Schwartz ’11 succumbed to cancer Sunday morning, but her legacy lives on in the efforts she inspired — efforts that have […]

April 5, 2011