Yale Daily News

With a five percent increase in salary spending slated for fiscal year 2002, Yale’s faculty will remain among the best compensated in the nation, though […]

March 20, 2001

Gary Sax, director of Yale’s Office of Budget and Planning, is leaving the University in June to retire in Tucson, Ariz., with his wife. Sax […]

March 20, 2001

There’s an audible buzz of productivity at the political science building on Sachem Street, but it’s not coming from the faculty. A termite problem in […]

March 19, 2001

In 1998, data that showed a decline in the percentage of female professors at Yale, especially in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, worried administrators. […]

March 1, 2001

Yale administrators are feeling more heat in the wake of Harvard University’s response last week to Princeton University’s bold financial aid move — but still […]

February 26, 2001

A report exposing lead contamination in a Chinese village caught Yale’s attention last year because it indicated that used American electronics parts — from places […]

February 23, 2001

Saybrook College renovations are substantially on schedule as the project reaches its halfway point. The $48 million effort is in its 25th week and total […]

February 22, 2001

As Yale Law School students roam the halls of their newly renovated place of study, the mention of the word “debt” makes stomachs churn. The […]

February 21, 2001

An angry woman recently told University police that a Yale courier truck had struck her car, causing serious damage to the automobile. The investigating officer […]

February 15, 2001

The Yale College term bill will increase 3.5 percent — slightly more than hikes in recent years — to $34,030 for the 2001-02 academic year, […]

February 15, 2001

Yale continued to shift its investment holdings during the final months of 2000 amid turbulent market conditions. The University dropped and replaced more than one-third […]

February 13, 2001